Ghana's music industry was abuzz with glitz, glamour, and jubilation as the curtains fell on the 24th Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) on Saturday, May 6.
The prestigious event recognized the exceptional contributions of Ghanaian musicians and culminated in the crowning of the highly coveted Artiste of the Year award, which was triumphantly claimed by Black Sherif.
Black Sherif wins Artiste of the Year 2023
Black Sherif, a rising star who has garnered immense popularity with his hit single “Second Sermon,” emerged victorious amidst stiff competition from industry heavyweights such as Piesie Esther, Sarkodie, King Promise, Camidoh, Kidi, and Joe Mettle. See the full list of nominations and winners here.
The young artist's unique fusion of hip-hop and Afro beats has captivated audiences nationwide and beyond, propelling him to the forefront of Ghana's music scene.
Overflowing with gratitude, Black Sherif dedicated his win to God, his parents, and his ever-supportive fans. He expressed profound appreciation to the organizers of the VGMA for recognizing his talent and providing him with an expansive platform to showcase his music.
The Artiste of the Year accolade marks the latest in a string of honours for Black Sherif, who also claimed the title of Most Popular Song at the event. His meteoric rise has earned him nominations for various prestigious awards, both locally and internationally, solidifying his position as one of Ghana's most promising musical talents.
The 24th VGMA was an unforgettable night, punctuated by breathtaking performances from Ghana's most gifted musicians. With Black Sherif's crowning as Artiste of the Year, the future of Ghanaian music appears brighter than ever.
His remarkable ability to seamlessly blend different musical genres exemplifies the innovation and creativity within the industry, signifying the tremendous potential for further growth and success.
