26th Telecel Ghana Music Awards – Winners

May 12, 2025

Music awards in Ghana have always been a source of pride for both upcoming and already well-established artists. The biggest award scheme in Ghana now, TGMA nights every year, always adds more sugar to the music game.

For an artist to win a TGMA award means a lot, like an increase in shows, online presence, and the money charged per show or event. Join us below as we share with you the winners in the 26th Telecel Ghana Music Awards, which was held in Accra, Ghana.

26th Telecel Ghana Music Awards

  1. Unsung Artiste of the Year: Yaw Darling
  2. Best Hiplife Song of the Year: Bad Feelins by Tulenkey
  3. Best Male Vocalist of the Year: Joe Mettle
  4. Best Female Vocal Performance: Esther Godwyll
  5. Best Highlife Song of the Year: King Paluta: Makoma
  6. Best Hiphop Song of the Year: Kweku Smoke (Holy Ghost)
  7. Best Collaboration of the Year: KiDi ft Black Sherif(Lomolomo)
  8. Best International Collaboration of the Year: Diana Hamilton ft Mercy Chinwo (This is the Doing of the Lord)
  9. Best Afropop Song of the Year: King Promise (Paris)
  10. Lifetime Achievement Award: Yaw Sarpong and the Asomafo band.
  11. Best Traditional Song of the Year: Empress Gifty(Watch Me)
  12. Best Afrobeats Song of the Year: OliveTheBoy(Asylum)
  13. Best Video of the Year: Stonebwoy(Jerejere)
  14. Best Gospel Artiste: Joe Mettle
  15. Producer of the Year: Khendi Beatz (Aseda)
  16. Best Afropop/Afrobeats Artiste of the Year: King Promise
  17. Best Urban /Contemporary Gospel: Team Eternity Ghana
  18. Best African Song of the Year: Tshwala Bam by Burna Boy, TitoM and Yuppe
  19. Best Highlife Artiste of the Year: Fameye
  20. Songwriter of the Year: Kofi Kinaata(Saman)
  21. Rap Performance of the Year: Kweku Smoke
  22. Best Reggae/Dancehall Artiste: Stonebwoy
  23. Group of the Year: Team Eternity Ghana
  24. Best Hiplife/Hiphop Artiste of the Year: Kweku Smoke
  25. Best Reggae/ Dancehall Song of the Year: Stonebwoy
  26. Best Album/EP of the Year: King Promise
  27. Record/Best Sound of the Year: Ayisi(Can I live)
  28. Best New Artiste of the Year: Beeztrap
  29. Music for Development: Epixode
  30. Most Popular Song of the Year: Aseda(King Paluta)
  31. Artiste of the Year: King Promise

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