Ghana’s music scene is rich and diverse, featuring an array of talented female artists who have made significant contributions both locally and internationally. Here is an extensive look at the Top 10 Ghanaian Female Singers, known for their exceptional talents, unique styles, and influential roles in the music industry.
Sherifa Gunu
Sherifa Gunu is a soulful singer who combines traditional African rhythms with modern sounds. She is known for her energetic performances and has a strong following in Ghana and beyond.
Celestine Donkor
A gospel musician, Celestine Donkor is known for her inspirational songs and powerful voice. She has won several awards in the gospel category and is influential in the Christian music scene in Ghana.
Eno Barony
Eno Barony (Ruth Eno Adjoa Amankwah Nyame Adom) stands out as a leading female rapper in a genre dominated by males in Ghana. Known for her powerful lyrics and flow, she has held her own in the industry with hits like “Rap Goddess”.
Sista Afia
Sista Afia (Francesca Duncan Williams) is known for her powerful voice and has made a significant impact in the highlife and Afrobeats genres. Her hit “Jeje”, featuring Shatta Wale, gained her widespread recognition.
Eazzy
Eazzy (Mildred Ashong), known for her versatility, blends Afrobeats, R&B, and rap. She first appeared on the Ghanaian music scene as a contestant on “Stars of the Future” and gained fame with hits like “Wengeze” and “Forever”.
Adina Thembi
Adina combines Afro-pop with highlife and has been recognized as one of Ghana’s best female vocalists. Her hit “Too Late” won her several awards at the Ghana Music Awards. She’s known for her silky voice and captivating performances.
Wiyaala
Known for her strong voice and bold stage presence, Wiyaala is often referred to as the “Young Lioness of Africa”. She sings in her native Sissala and Waale dialects and English, promoting traditional African music. Her song “Make Me Dance” and her role in local and international festivals have earned her acclaim.
Becca
Becca (Rebecca Akosua Acheampomaa Acheampong) is one of Ghana’s most popular female vocalists, known for her Afro-pop, jazz, and R&B tunes. She has collaborated with several African artists and is famous for songs like “African Woman” and “No Away”.
MzVee
MzVee (Vera Hamenoo-Kpeda) first gained attention as the lead singer of the girl band D3 before embarking on a solo career. Her music style is a mix of dancehall, R&B, and Afropop. She is known for her hits like “Natural Girl” and “Come and See My Moda” and has been nominated for BET and MTV Africa Music Awards.
Efya
Efya (Jane Awindor), a neo-soul vocalist, began her career as a contestant on the reality show “Stars of the Future” in 2008. She is renowned for her distinct voice and has won multiple Ghana Music Awards. Her music is a fusion of soul, jazz, and Afrobeat, and she’s known for hits like “Best In Me” and “Until The Dawn”.
These artists represent the diversity and richness of Ghanaian music. Each has contributed significantly to their genres, blending traditional Ghanaian sounds with modern influences, and showcasing the vibrant culture of Ghana on the world stage. Their talents and efforts have not only elevated Ghana’s music industry but have also served as an inspiration for upcoming generations of musicians.