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.

No Filters, Just Feeling – Nelson G Gets Real in ‘Me and Who’

Mister Styx - April 23, 2025

Retaining the Mystery: The Only Objects’ ‘Access Will Be Retained’ Review

Chris The Blogger - November 13, 2024

No one expects an avant-garde power trio from South Australia to write the soundtrack to a world we're all too afraid to admit we're...

“Heart Beat” by Jehnniel: The Sonic Echo of Unfinished Novels

Chris The Blogger - November 13, 2024

The first thing you might not expect? “Heart Beat” by Jehnniel moves like a cloud that both hides and reveals the sun depending on...

“You Found Me” by Double Ace EMPA: The Curious Quietness of a Revival

Chris The Blogger - November 12, 2024

Did anyone expect Arne, Dutch lyricist-cum-theatre wielder, to crash into the musical cosmos at 52? Probably not. If life’s a stage, Double Ace EMPA...

Neuro-Riffs: Bob Saganas Plugs into ‘Grey Matter’

Chris The Blogger - November 12, 2024

Brains are a strange thing, aren't they? All those neurons firing wildly in some sort of chaotic ballet, every thought a hurricane held hostage...

“Dream River” by Natalie Bouloudis: Where Memories Flow and Time Drowns

Chris The Blogger - November 12, 2024

Time isn’t sand slipping through your fingers. It's more like a river—a "Dream River", perhaps—carving out canyons, forging paths, and drowning things you thought...

Cedar Compher’s ‘Coming Home’ Takes You on a Journey of Healing

Chris The Blogger - November 12, 2024

You ever try to hug a ghost? That's the feeling Cedar Compher hand-delivers with "Coming Home." But don’t get me wrong—it’s not spooky. It’s...

Blazing a Trail of Rock and Americana in ‘Mile Wide’

Mister Styx - November 11, 2024

Trickshooter Social Club is breaking the mold with their latest single, "Mile Wide" - a high-octane, genre-blending anthem that celebrates the rebellious spirit of...

The Witching Hour: Unpacking the Magic of Bleec’s ‘Wicca’

Chris The Blogger - November 11, 2024

There’s a strange kind of darkness that hums at your elbows when you listen to Bleec's “Wicca”—like the feeling you get when a candle...

Footprints in the Fog: Red Skies Mourning’s ‘Myosotis’ Leaves a Lasting Impression

Chris The Blogger - November 11, 2024

Sometimes music sounds like déjà vu, like a place you've visited in a dream, only to wake up and forget the details, leaving you...

Unmasking Emotion: Masquerade’s ‘Something Mine’ Reveals the Beauty in Dissonance

Chris The Blogger - November 11, 2024

There are songs that feel less like music and more like modern mythmaking, almost like a someone's calling ancient birds under a grey Nottingham...

DJ Thommek’s Sonic DeLorean: Buckle Up for ‘Take Me Back’

Chris The Blogger - November 11, 2024

There’s a special kind of freedom found in a 90’s bop—that mix of nostalgia and naïveté, before anyone had figured out adulthood was kind...

Soaring Beyond Limits: Rawyrah’s Epic Debut, ‘Flight of the Phoenix’

Mister Styx - November 7, 2024

A new band Rawyrah enters the melodic metal genre with "Flight of the Phoenix" as the first single that in terms of both –...