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The Return of Quacee Flames: New Single "Love Magician" Drops March 20

The Return of Quacee Flames : New Single " Love Magician " Drops March 20   The music scene is about to get a lot more magical. After a silence that lasted nearly a year and a half, Ghanaian artist Quacee Flames is officially stepping back into the spotlight. Fans who have been wondering about the artist behind the hits have a date to mark on their calendars: March 20, 2026. Quacee Flames has been a notable name in the fusion and afro-fusion space for years. Known for his ability to blend raw emotion with infectious rhythms, he first made waves with his 2021 EP Flames of Love , featuring fan favorites like " Drive Me Crazy " and " Nuella ." He followed that momentum with the Genesis EP in 2023 and collaborations like " Low Key " and the "Batman" remix. However, after releasing the freestyle " Twenty Twenty Four- 2024 " early last year, the artist went quiet, leaving a void in the local music landscape. Now, we know why. The ...

How GTCO Music Concert 2025 Lit Up the Heart of Accra

How GTCO Music Concert 2025 Lit Up the Heart of Accra.

 



While December in Ghana is always electric, few nights captured the "spirit of the season" quite like the GTCO Music Concert 2025. Under the bright lights of the Accra Sports Stadium, over 30,000 fans gathered for a night that proved, once again, why Accra is the undisputed entertainment capital of the continent.

The African Giant’s Heart of Gold

The man of the moment was undoubtedly Burna Boy. His set was a high-octane journey through his global hits, but it was a moment of human connection that stole the show. When an over-excited fan managed to beat security to hand the African Giant some cash on stage, Burna didn't just accept it—he embraced the "Ghanaian love," publicly declaring his affection for the fans before taking the young man backstage. It was a beautiful display of the bond between African megastars and the streets that power them.

A Star-Studded Celebration

Before the heavy hitters took over, the stage was a revolving door of excellence. King Promise dazzled with his smooth vocals, Ayra Starr brought "Sabi Girl" energy to the stadium, and Patoranking delivered a masterclass in stagecraft alongside the DWP Academy dancers. The legendary duo R2Bees reminded everyone why they remain the blueprint for Ghanaian longevity, setting the perfect mood for the night's climax.

The King and the Street President

Sarkodie’s set was nothing short of surgical precision. As the "Highest" took the stage, the roar of the crowd was deafening, proving his throne remains secure. To close it all out, Shatta Wale brought his signature raw energy, keeping the thousands of fans who stayed until the early hours on their feet. It was a marathon of hits that celebrated the resilience and passion of the Ghanaian music lover.

A Win for the Culture

Organized as a Corporate Social Investment by GTBank Ghana, the concert was a massive success in its primary mission: giving back. Providing a world-class production for free is no small feat, and for the thousands of young people who filled the stands, it was the perfect start to the Christmas week.

As we look ahead to the BHIM Festival and Rapperholic, the bar has officially been set high. GTCO 2025 wasn't just a concert; it was a celebration of our shared rhythm.

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