Although there have been female artistes who have risen to heights comparable to their male colleagues like: Ebony(Late), Kaakie, Abrewa Nana, MzBel, Raquel, MzVee, Efya, Becca and many others, the fact still remains that female artistes do not enjoy as much attention as the men and turn to fade within a shortest possible time.
Numbering the days from the early part of the year till date, Remedi Entertainment recounts a tall list of young female artistes releasing songs on a daily not making it into the mainstream market. This compilation comes at the backdrop of the continuous efforts show by this female emcees to by pass the often masculine tagged industry to make a living out of their hardwork.
There are over 50 hard-working up-and-coming Female artistes in Ghana but it’s difficult for them to shine because the media has not shown the light of redemption on them. Many are the unpleasant stories from female artistes -manager relationship) which enjoys dirty sexual stereotypes in many situations. The cunning media portrayals neither encourage the venture of making female artistes nor ensure the progression of the female acts in the same vain. Female artistes often end in the circles of sudden contracts abrupts due to the negative reportage and perversion from some artiste managers. Again, there are several school of thoughts which delineates female artistes after getting little attention from people (fans) become proud and begin to feel big in their own eyes neglecting media interviews which someway somehow served as the catalyst to their success.
Young female artistes refuse to learn or collaborate with star female artistes due unnecessary pride and competition.
Unlike the case of the masculine cohorts, although, it may not be rosy in their pastures but a respectable amount of collaborations has paved way for their fellow acts. Like the case of Stonebwoy signing Kelvyn Bwoy, ana as Sarkodie did to Strongman, same with D Black and Wisa, Tic to Big Guan, just to mention but a few.
These kind of stories are not found in the camps of star female artistes. Young female artistes don’t give chance to big female artistes to mentor them. There is the none existence of synergy among these female artistes. Just Imagine, Efya, Becca, Kaakie signing young artistes like Euni Melo, Queen Haizel, Fina, Aroma Rule, Tyra Meek to mentor or teach them but little or nothing exist in our music eco-system of current, so there is no interesting stories to grab the media’s attention which therefore contribute to the growth of the upcoming females artistes.
1. Queen Haizel
2. Ayma
3. Chikel Baibe
4. Akosua BlackGold
5. Kratia
6. Benakay
7. Vanessa Nice
8. Ama Slay
9. Sina
10. Litty Brew
11. Adepa
12. Aroma Rule
13. Euni Melo
14. Bubune
15. Sheeda
16. Naf Kassi
17. Mijay
18. Myra Stardom
20. Fina
21. Pacy Mordey
22. MzFreeze
23. Klarah Kay
24. Yhung Nicky
25. Tyra Meek
26. Aunty
27. Aimer Dina
28. Starquinn
29. Suzz Blaqq
30. Sekyerewaa
31. Ama Petal
32. Ajoa
33. Abna
34. Lyzzy bae
35. Enam
36. Renner
37. Tsoobi
38. Pinky
39. Lipssy J
40. Essilfie
41. Abbi Ima
42. Abby K Sokode
43. Tish
44. Gina Gee
45. Condon
46. Lotty
47. Lady Porsh
48. Mystique
49. Bella Monzy
50. Ewurama
51. Amazyn Gee
52. Shieshie Nitan
53. Queen Eyram
54. Linchpin
55. Vybez Adel
56. Mprez Ody
57. Mara B
58. Lady Sledge
59. Tiisha
60. Kafui Chordz
61. Gyakie
62. Awura Pinamang
63. Badgirl Nafisah
64. Esy
Research by Remedi Entertainment