US-based Ghanaian musician Muzic Mensah has secured two nominations at the 2026 Ghana Music Awards Europe (GMAEU), earning recognition in the Best Diaspora Highlife Artist of the Year and Best Diaspora Collaboration of the Year categories.
Muzic Mensah is nominated for Best Diaspora Highlife Artist of the Year with voting code DZ60.
He also earns a nomination for Best Diaspora Collaboration of the Year for “Akwanoma,” his collaboration with Ghanaian rapper Kwame Yogot, which has been assigned voting code DZ5.

The two nominations recognise Muzic Mensah’s work as a Ghanaian artiste based in the United States while highlighting his involvement in collaborations that connect Ghanaian musicians across borders.
Two categories, two voting codes
For the Best Diaspora Highlife Artist of the Year category, supporters can vote for Muzic Mensah using code DZ60.
His “Akwanoma” collaboration with Kwame Yogot is competing in the Best Diaspora Collaboration of the Year category under code DZ5.
Fans can vote by dialing 447714#, selecting the voting option, entering the relevant nominee code and following the prompts to complete their vote.
Voting is also available through the official Ghana Music Awards Europe website.
Recognition for Ghanaian talent abroad
The Ghana Music Awards Europe recognises Ghanaian musicians and industry players contributing to the growth and promotion of Ghanaian music within the diaspora.
For Muzic Mensah, the double nomination puts his work in the spotlight across two categories, particularly his representation of Ghanaian Highlife from his base in the United States.
His collaboration with Kwame Yogot also demonstrates the continued musical link between Ghanaian artistes at home and those building careers abroad.
With two nominations secured, Muzic Mensah will be hoping to garner enough support to emerge as a winner at the Ghana Music Awards Europe 2026.
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