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Get To Know About The Legendary Ghanaian Musician Haruna Suviva

Published

1 year ago

07/27/2023

Lionel

Ghana’s vibrant music scene has produced countless talented artists, but there are few who can match the enduring legacy and impact of Haruna Suviva, the iconic 60-year-old Muslim musician from the Northern region of Ghana. Known for his soulful melodies, poignant lyrics, and mesmerizing performances, Haruna Suviva, has captured the hearts of music enthusiasts both within Ghana and beyond. As rumors of his highly anticipated comeback swirl, fans are eagerly waiting to witness the triumphant return of this musical legend.

Haruna Suviva’s journey in the music industry began at a young age. Born in the picturesque landscapes of Ghana’s Northern region, his passion for music was evident from early childhood. Inspired by the rich musical traditions of his homeland and driven by a deep desire to share his voice with the world, Haruna Suvina ventured into the world of music as a young man.

In the 1980s, he burst onto the Ghanaian music scene, and with his unique blend of traditional Ghanaian sounds, modern Afrobeat, highlife, and heartfelt lyrics, he quickly rose to prominence. His soul-stirring performances and his ability to connect with his audience on a profound level set him apart from other artists of his time.

Haruna Suviva became renowned for crafting timeless melodies that transcended cultural and linguistic barriers. His lyrics often carried powerful messages of love, unity, and social consciousness, resonating deeply with listeners across generations.

Throughout his career, Haruna Suviva remained committed to preserving the essence of traditional Ghanaian music while infusing it with contemporary elements. This delicate balance earned him a devoted fan base that stretches across Ghana and even across the African continent.

After decades of musical excellence, Haruna Suviva decided to take a break from the spotlight to spend time with his family and recharge his creative energies. During this time, he continued to write and compose, nurturing his musical artistry in seclusion. His absence from the stage left fans yearning for more of his soulful tunes, and rumors of his return have been circulating for years. Now, in a much-anticipated turn of events, it appears that the legendary musician is ready to make his comeback. Fans are buzzing with excitement, eagerly awaiting the announcement of new music and upcoming performances.

He developed passion for music at a young age, start singing at whair banrama presby school, he started doing music professionally in 1988 in Toronto Canada.

Haruna Suviva’s influence on Ghanaian music cannot be overstated. He has left an indelible mark on the country’s cultural fabric and has inspired countless aspiring musicians to pursue their artistic dreams. His commitment to promoting unity and understanding among people of diverse backgrounds through his music has earned him respect and admiration far beyond the realm of entertainment.

As Haruna Suviva prepares to step back into the limelight, it is evident that his music and message will continue to resonate with a new generation of listeners. His comeback promises to be an unforgettable moment in Ghanaian music history, as the legend returns to the stage to do what he is known for. Keep reading this space as we keep updating you on Haruna Suviva’s come back.

ENTERTAINMENT

BNOSKKA WINS PRESTIGIOUS UNESCO CONSULTANCY CONTRACT

Published

4 weeks ago

08/09/2024

Lionel

In a significant recognition of his expertise, Benjamin Oduro Arhin Jnr, aka Bnoskka, has been awarded a consultancy contract by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as the National Expert for the UNESCO Aschberg Program in Ghana.

This contract, which runs from October 1, 2023, to August 31, 2024, is a testament to Bnoskka’s extensive knowledge and experience in creative arts business and intellectual property issues. As the sole national expert, he will be responsible for training 400 emerging artists and cultural professionals across Ghana, equipping them with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in the creative industry.

The project, fully funded by UNESCO, aims to promote the creative arts sector in Ghana, contributing to the country’s economic growth and cultural development. The National Commission on Culture, in collaboration with stakeholders in the cultural and creative industries, will organize activities across the country, leveraging Bnoskka’s expertise to ensure the project’s success.

Following a competitive call for expressions of interest, Bnoskka was selected for his outstanding qualifications and experience in creative arts business and intellectual property. As the sole national expert, he will lead the implementation of the project, training 400 emerging artists and cultural professionals across Ghana.

The project aims to:

– Strengthen the creative arts sector in Ghana
– Enhance the capacity of emerging artists and cultural professionals
– Promote cultural diversity and creativity
– Foster international cooperation and collaboration

Bnoskka’s responsibilities will include:

– Developing training programs and materials
– Conducting workshops and training sessions
– Mentoring emerging artists and cultural professionals
– Collaborating with stakeholders in the cultural and creative industries

Bnoskka, a lecturer at the School of Creative Arts, University of Education, Winneba, has established himself as a leading expert in creative arts business and intellectual property. He has organized numerous seminars and workshops, sharing his knowledge with artists, cultural professionals, and students. His expertise spans business development, trademark laws, patents, copyright, branding, and cultural and international relations.

As a published author and researcher, Bnoskka’s work focuses on music, arts, and culture business and intellectual property rights and law. His publications and research have contributed significantly to the field, making him a respected voice in Ghana and beyond.

This contract underscores Bnoskka’s commitment to promoting Ghana’s creative arts sector and his reputation as a leading expert in the field. His involvement in the UNESCO Aschberg Program is expected to have a lasting impact on the country’s creative industry, empowering emerging artists and cultural professionals to succeed.

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Joseph Matthew: Feeding Ghana’s Gospel Space with a Fresh Wave of Creativity

Published

1 month ago

08/02/2024

Lionel

Afrogospel vanguard, Joseph Matthew, has asserted that his innovative approach to Gospel music is revolutionizing the genre and inspiring a new wave of creativity in ways of worship.

In an exclusive interview on JoyNews Prime, Joseph shared his vision for a more dynamic and expressive Gospel music scene, where artistry and spirituality converge.

With his latest release, “Fear No Evil,” Joseph is pushing the boundaries of traditional Gospel music, infusing it with the vibrant energy of Afrobeats, hip-hop, and hiplife. This unique sound, dubbed “Afrogospel,” is captivating audiences worldwide and redefining the possibilities of Gospel music.

Joseph’s musical journey began in his formative years, surrounded by the harmonies of his family’s record of music. His father, a seasoned choir director, and mother, a skilled chorister, instilled in him a deep love for music and worship. As he explored various other genres, JM discovered his true calling in Gospel music, merging his diverse influences to create his distinctive way of the ‘Afrogospel’ sound.

Hinting on the immenent release of his debut album, “Solid Rock,” Joseph is set to further cement his position as a pioneer in the Afrogospel movement. Featuring his released singles, including “Fear No Evil,” this highly anticipated project promises to be a masterpiece.

Watch Joseph Matthew’s inspiring interview on JoyNews Prime from below.