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Full list of winners – TGMA 2026 (27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards)

Full list of winners – TGMA 2026 (27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards)

Telecel Ghana Music Awards 2026 delivered a wide distribution of honours across genres, with both established and emerging acts recognised for their performances over the year.

Major Categories

  • Artiste of the Year: Black Sherif
  • Album of the Year: Black Sherif – Iron Boy
  • Songwriter of the Year: Black Sherif

Genre & Performance Categories

  • Hiplife Song of the Year: Medikal – Shoulder
  • Highlife Song of the Year: Kofi Kinaata – It is finished
  • Highlife Artiste of the Year: Kofi Kinaata
  • Hiphop Song of the Year: Black Sherif – Where Dem Boys
  • Best Rap Performance: Strongman – Mensei Da
  • Best Collaboration of the Year: Medikal & Shatta Wale – Shoulder
  • Best International Collaboration: Moliy – Shake it to the Max
  • Afropop Song of the Year: Black Sherif – Sacrifice
  • Best Afrobeats Song: Kojo Blak ft Kelvyn Boy – Excellent
  • Best Reggae/Dancehall Song: Moliy, Shenseea, Skillibeng & Silent Addy – Shake it to the Max
  • Reggae/Dancehall Artiste of the Year: Stonebwoy
  • Afrobeats/Afropop Artiste of the Year: Wendy Shay

Vocal, Gospel & Traditional Categories

  • Best Male Vocal Performance: Asiama – Akoma
  • Best Female Vocal Performance: Enam – Amin
  • Best Urban/Contemporary Gospel Song: Kofi Owes Peprah – Big God Afro
  • Traditional Gospel Song of the Year: Piesie Esther – Nyame Ye
  • Gospel Artiste of the Year: Diana Hamilton

Production & Technical Categories

  • Best Music Video: AratheJay (Directed by David Duncan) – Put am on God
  • Producer of the Year: A’town – Shoulder
  • Audio Engineer of the Year: Daniel Grüll – Enso Nyame Y3

Industry & Special Awards

  • Best New Artiste: Kojo Blak
  • Group of the Year: Keche
  • Best African Song: Davido ft Omah Lay – With You
  • Lifetime Achievement Award: Daddy Lumba


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