Music

This is the part of Music Arena Ghana where we discuss, write about, and evaluate new music from emerging musicians as well as those who are already well-known.

WHITEFIRE Finds Light in the Dark: “Until I See You (Pt.1)”

Chris The Blogger - February 2, 2026

The Delightful Absurdity of Robbie Rapids’ “Class 2 Rapids”

Chris The Blogger - January 25, 2026

Robbie Rapids drops "Class 2 Rapids" onto the table like a heavy set of keys to houses you used to live in, but can’t...

The Cunning Linguists Tackle Public Safety in “CAN’T WALK HOME”

Chris The Blogger - January 23, 2026

The Cunning Linguists have tapped into a very specific, sharp-edged reality with their latest single "CAN'T WALK HOME". Hailing from Menai, Australia, the duo...

Cazzjezter Captures Sunny Anxiety in “Woman I Don’t Know Yet”

Chris The Blogger - January 22, 2026

Cazzjezter has invited us into a very specific, solitary headspace with his latest offering, "Woman I Don’t Know Yet". Working alone out of Richmond,...

Finding Sanctuary in Sound: The Mortal Prophets and “Hide Inside The Moon”

Chris The Blogger - January 22, 2026

With The Mortal Prophets and the release "Hide Inside The Moon", John Beckmann isn't just making a record; he seems to be curating a...

Echoes of Silence by Dan Becker Is a Study in Restraint and Emotion

Mister Styx - January 19, 2026

Echoes of Silence, by Dan Becker, is a rather thought-provoking EP and a turning point in his career! The project was carefully crafted in...

Dr. Brown releases Imbalance A Quiet, Controlled, and Honest Song

Mister Styx - January 19, 2026

In "Imbalance" Dr. Brown provides a wonderful and thoughtful listening experience, carefully crafted to concentrate on the intriguing concept of balance, in sound as...

Chris Oledude Turns History Into a Groove

Mister Styx - January 19, 2026

The Rainbow Soul (Single Mix) by Chris Oledude is a sharp piece of memory that music can be full of history, emotion and movement...

Giuseppe Cucè Releases A Brilliant Masterpiece Titled “21 Grammi”

MrrrDaisy - January 18, 2026

Giuseppe Cucè, a singer-songwriter from Sicily, has given us an album that feels like a foreign film. You might not understand every word, but you...

Ken Woods And The Old Blue Gang Kick Off 2026 With “Oh Denise”

MrrrDaisy - January 18, 2026

Ken Woods and The Old Blue Gang are not a band to be taken lightly. Their 2025 debut album, "Silent Spike," was a weighty...

The Confederation Depicts A Beautifully Broken Mirror In “Hypergravity”

MrrrDaisy - January 17, 2026

The Confederation's "Hypergravity" is less a Christmas gift and more a complex, beautifully wrapped box of anxieties. This is a Gothic Opera from Coventry, a...

BeatsbyMayor’s “Olivia” Is A Gentle Tune For Modern Romance

MrrrDaisy - January 17, 2026

There are songs that grab you by the collar and demand your attention. Then there are songs like “Olivia,” the latest offering from Nigerian-born,...

Liz Nash Finds Resilience in “Little Box House”

Chris The Blogger - January 16, 2026

When I first heard Liz Nash and her latest single, "Little Box House", my mind immediately wandered to the structural integrity of a hermit...