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    TGMA must honour the unsung heroes of the industry – Epixode

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    Award-winning Reggae and Dancehall artist Epixode has called on the organisers of the Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) to extend recognition to the unsung heroes of the music industry.

    According to him, many talented individuals work tirelessly behind the scenes to shape the industry but often go unnoticed.

    Speaking to GhanaWeb TV at the 26th TGMA nominees’ announcement on Saturday, March 15, 2025, Epixode emphasised that while mainstream artists receive accolades, numerous creatives including sound engineers, PR professionals, dancers, and managers contribute significantly to Ghana’s music scene yet remain underappreciated.

    “There are so many people who contribute to the success of our music industry, but they don’t get the recognition they deserve. TGMA should create special categories or initiatives to celebrate these unsung heroes,” Epixode stated.

    The dancehall artist, known for his electrifying performances and unique sound, believes that recognising these individuals will not only motivate them but also help elevate the quality of music production in Ghana.

    Epixode’s call comes as discussions around inclusivity and fair recognition in Ghana’s entertainment industry continue to gain momentum.

    Many industry players have echoed similar sentiments, urging award schemes to broaden their scope beyond mainstream artists and acknowledge the efforts of those working behind the scenes.

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