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The annual Ebenezer Gospel Music Awards has officially open nominations for artistes who seek to be recognised for their works.
The call for nominations for the 2nd edition of the prestigious awards is set to be closed on 8th March 2024.
The awards honor achievements of Ghanaian artists, producers, record labels, instrumentalist, Sound Engineer, TV Host, Councilors, MC’s etc.
The Ebenezer Gospel Music Awards, a prestigious event that has been recognizing and honoring the achievements of Ghanaian artists, producers, record labels, instrumentalist, Sound Engineer, TV Host, Councilors, MC’s etc for some years now, has officially announced the opening of nominations for its 2nd edition.
The awards, a beacon of excellence and innovation in the Ghanaian music industry, are calling for submissions of works produced within the calendar year before and after 2024.
Call for Entries
The nominations were officially opened on 8th February 2024, inviting artistes, producers, record labels, TV Hosts etc. to submit their works for consideration via the Ebenezer Gospel Music Awards’ official WhatsApp Platform number: +233 243 704 944.
The specific submission deadline will take place on 8th March 2024, but the organizers emphasized the importance of adhering to this timeframe.
A Platform for Recognition
As a platform that acknowledges the diverse genres of Gospel music, the Ebenezer Gospel Music Awards aims to recognize works that range from, Praises, Worship, Soakat gospel music genre, the traditional gospel, contemporary gospel to quartet gospel.
Anticipating the Ebenezer Gospel Music Awards
The Ebenezer Gospel Music Awards ceremony, to be held at Snap Cenima inside Accra AMA Building, Opposite Tema Station, is highly anticipated.
This 2024 edition promises to deliver excitement and thrilling performances from some of Ghana’s finest artistes. This event, celebrating the power and vibrancy of Ghana’s music industry, serves not just as a celebration, but as a testament to the nation’s rich musical landscape and the artists who shape it.
Source: GhanaRegions.com