Richmond Adu-Poku

With over 25 years of experience in the music industry, Richmond Adu-Poku adeptly integrates his expertise in writing, music, and entrepreneurship. He serves as the General Secretary of the Ghana Association of the Phonographic Industry (GAPI) and the CEO of Ghana Music Live. Richmond is also a sought-after consultant for key industry players, including MUSIGA. In addition to his creative roles, he works full-time as a business consultant.
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K.K. Fosu declares 2028 showdown with Sammy Awuku, says Akuapem North is up for grabs

Highlife musician K.K. Fosu has thrown down the political gauntlet once again, insisting he will contest the Akuapem North parliamentary seat as an independent candidate in the 2028 general election and is confident of unseating incumbent MP Sammy Awuku. Speaking on Asempa

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Stonebwoy recounts 13-year battle before life-changing knee replacement

Afro-dancehall star Stonebwoy has shared the remarkable story of the accident that almost cost him his leg, revealing that he endured 13 years with a severely damaged knee before finally

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Odo Broni pays heartfelt tribute to Daddy Lumba with portrait tattoo

One year after the passing of Highlife legend Daddy Lumba, his second wife, Priscilla Ofori, affectionately known as Odo Broni, has chosen a deeply personal way to keep his memory close by. During a private ceremony held at the late musician’s East Legon residence

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Daddy Lumba laid to rest at East Legon home, sister finally confirms

Months of whispers and speculation can now be put to rest. The late Highlife icon Daddy Lumba was buried at his private residence in East Legon, according to his sister,

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GHAMRO’s to pay highest digital royalties ever, But the Journey Is Far From Over

GHS1.43 million royalty payout and personalized statements For decades, Ghana’s music royalty story has sounded like a hit record that always skipped at the best part. Musicians wrote the songs.

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Greed, Unlawfulness and an Industry’s Leadership Failure: The CRBT Scandal

There is something profoundly wrong with an industry where the people who create the music struggle to pay hospital bills while the companies monetising that music announce healthy profits. The

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