Highlife

Goodbye shrouded in drama: Highlife king Daddy Lumba goes home today

Ghana Tourism Authority to launch ‘100 Years of Highlife’ celebration

MUSIGA engages UNESCO to propel highlife music

Ghana is highlife; it still resonates – Ben Brako

From highlife to Afrobeats: Ghana’s fight to reclaim its musical legacy

Highlife music is dead in Ghana – Kwame Yeboah

Francis Doku urges Ghana to make highlife a major tourist attraction

“The world has evolved” – Maya Blu on calls to stick to highlife

We need a generic name for Ghanaian music – Kwan Pa

Bisa Kdei is inspiration to new highlife artistes – Kofi Mante

Nigerians are claiming highlife because Ghanaians don’t cherish it – Ben Brainy

Stop the lies! Nigeria did not originate highlife

Santrofi band calls for youth involvement in highlife

If you want hits, stick to highlife – Kwabena Kwabena

MUSIGA to launch annual highlife competition

Music consumers should patronise highlife – Adina

Making Highlife Song highest award at TGMA will promote the genre – Dada Hafco

Music producers can have an agenda for highlife – Wei Ye Oteng

MUSIGA to present special prizes to TGMA highlife winners

Professor John Collins refutes claims highlife originated from Liberia

We seem to have failed in promoting highlife – Amandzeba

UNESCO to list highlife as Ghana’s intangible heritage this year

John Collins explains why Ghanaian musicians are ditching “highlife”

Positioning of Highlife affecting artistes’ association with genre – Okraku-Mantey

Prof Collins, Mark Okraku Mantey on the evolution of Highlife music in Ghana

Highlife is the bedrock of Ghanaian music – Dada Hafco

Highlife is the sound of the future – Epixode

Highlife, Ghanaian drill, captured in new Grammy category

Ghana International Mall set to treat patrons to authentic live band music

We can’t be represented by only highlife; let’s open up our creativity – Daddy Bosco

Highlife music will always stand the test of time – Bessa Simons

Communications lecturer supports Ambolley’s highlife ‘fight’ against VGMA

Wei Ye Oteng defends Ghanaian artistes ditching highlife for Afrobeats

Rex Omar bemoans lack of collective agenda to promote highlife

“Such nonsense!” – KOD reacts to Ambolley’s claim that VGMA is a curse to highlife

You can’t be an afrobeat artiste and not know how to do highlife – Kelvyn Boy

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