Ghanaian hip hop

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Ghanaian hip hop is the origin of hip life, a combination of hip hop music and highlife. The Ghanaian music scene has also produced a number of rappers and DJs with local and international renown. Ghanaian rapping is mostly in the English language, but is also sometimes in Twi, Ga or Hausa.

[edit] DJs, crew and rappers

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Abeeku
Akyeame: known for using folk elements in their music, including Osibsi music and traditional Akan music
C-A-B
Castro
Chicago
Da Multy Krew: Ghanaian-Dutch crew, major part of the Dutch hip hop scene
Kaseem
Lifeline Family
Lord Kenya
Lord Lust
M.anifest
Mensah
Mr. Oduro
Nananome: hip life
Nsoroma
Obrafo
Omahene Pozo: Miami bass-styled
Reggie Rockstone
The SASS Squad
Talking Drums: pioneering mid-90s duo
VIP

[edit] References

[edit] External links

Ghana Music News Ghana Music News and a collection of video clips, audio and profiles on Ghana artists
Ghana Music.com The largest source of info on the Ghanaian music industry.
Ghana Music Lyrics A database of Ghanaian music lyrics, including Hiplife (a blend of hip hop and highlife).
Ghana Music News The Best Alternative to everything about Ghana Music and the Ghanaian music industry.

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