Ghanaian Artistes Considered for 69th Grammy Nominations
The official nominations for the 69th Grammy Awards will be announced on Friday, November 7, 2025. While the world anticipates the nominees and winners, Ghanaians are keen to see which artists from their country will make the list for the awards ceremony set for February 1, 2026.
Several Ghanaian musicians have submitted their work for Grammy consideration, highlighting the nation's rich and diverse music scene. Below is an overview of the artists whose works are currently under review.
How Grammy Submissions Impact Ghanaian Artists
M.anifest
The versatile rapper is competing with his album New Road and Guava Trees in the Best Global Music Album category, alongside his song “Wine and Blues” for Best African Music Performance.
Gyakie
Representing the Afro-fusion new generation, Gyakie has entered:
- After Midnight for Best Global Music Album
- Sankofa for Best Global Music Performance and Best Music Video
- Damn U featuring 6lack for Best African Music Performance
Black Sherif
The acclaimed artist aims to make an impact with his album Iron Boy in the Best Global Music Album category and the track “So It Goes” for Best African Music Performance.
Shatta Wale
The Dancehall icon is seeking recognition with his work Street Crown (African Dancehall) in the Best African Music Performance category.
“The upcoming Grammy nominations represent a proud milestone for Ghana’s music industry and its growing global influence.”
Ghana’s music talents continue to gain international acclaim, reflecting the country's vibrant cultural expression on the world stage.
Author’s summary: Ghanaian musicians including M.anifest, Gyakie, Black Sherif, and Shatta Wale are competing for Grammy nominations, showcasing Ghana's vibrant music scene globally.