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Ohemaa Emily crowned champion of Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 7

Abigail Bonney — Sun, 09 Mar 2025 22:57:00 +0000

A new star has risen! Ohemaa Emily has officially been crowned the champion of Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 7

After 12 weeks of intense competition, breathtaking performances and unforgettable moments, Ohemaa Emily walks away with the prestigious title and solidifies her place as Ghana’s next big music sensation.

The grand finale at West Hills Mall was nothing short of electrifying; each finalist left it all on the stage, determined to claim the top spot.

But when the dust settled, Ohemaa Emily stood tall, delivering a show-stopping performance that wowed both the judges and the ecstatic crowd.

As winner, she walked away with GHS 30,000 cash and gifts from sponsors.

Joining her on the winners’ list is Annie Cooper, claiming second place and earning GHS 20,000 as well as gifts from sponsors.

2nd runner-up Starboy also delivered outstanding performances, earning well-deserved recognition and prizes of 20,000.

He received a portrait from a fan who has been impressed with his performance since the start of the competition.

Fourth on the list was Aseda who received GHS 15,000 and gift from sponsors.

All contestants received certificates of participation.

With this win, joins an elite list of past Nsoromma champions, including Righteous Vandyke, Ohemaa Perez, Victor Twum Ampofo, Nhyira Akoto Afriyie and Abrantie.

Ohemaa Emily becomes the second female to win the show after 7 years of inception.

Nsoromma S7 finale: Season 6 runner-ups Lee and 1 Don return with commanding performances

Abigail Bonney — Sun, 09 Mar 2025 22:03:15 +0000

The Nsoromma stage has witnessed some incredible talents over the years, and last season’s first and second runner-ups, Lee and 1 Don, returned to remind everyone why they made it so far.

Their performances were proof that their talent had only grown since Season 6.

The moment Lee stepped onto the stage, the atmosphere shifted. He carried himself like a seasoned performer, exuding confidence as he launched into his song.

His delivery was effortless and his voice smoother than ever.

If Lee brought the groove, then 1 Don brought the fire.

The second runner-up wasted no time grabbing the crowd’s attention with a high-energy performance that had everyone on their feet.

His stage presence undeniable and his connection with the audience was instant.

Lee and 1 Don may have left Nsoromma Season 6 as contestants, but they returned as stars.

Nsoromma S7 finale: MOG Music uplifts patrons with spirit-filled performance

Abigail Bonney — Sun, 09 Mar 2025 21:46:04 +0000

The Nsoromma Season 7 finale took a powerful turn when Gospel sensation MOG Music graced the stage.

In a night filled with fierce competition and tension, his presence brought a refreshing wave of worship which shifted the atmosphere entirely.

MOG Music led the audience into a moment of praise with contemporary gospel music which warranted dance moves.

Handkerchiefs flew high and the Heaven gates were forced open with the power of his voice and the conviction behind every lyric.

As his ministration came to an end, applause filled the venue but more than that, a sense of gratitude and inspiration lingered.

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Nsoromma S7 finale: Nani delivers soulful rendition of Nana Tuffour’s ‘Mɛndwo Dwodwoo Me’

Abigail Bonney — Sun, 09 Mar 2025 20:34:27 +0000

A hush fell over the crowd as Nani took the stage, ready to take on a classic from Nana Tuffour, Mɛndwo Dwodwoo Me.

While others electrified the stage with fast-paced hits, she opted for something soulful and timeless.

The judges watched intently, nodding in quiet admiration.

In the crowd, some swayed, eyes closed, absorbing every bit of the soul-stirring performance.

It was a moment that reminded everyone why highlife music remains timeless.

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Nsoromma S7 finale: Starboy mesmerizes Judge Andy Dosty with Paluta’s ‘Yahitte’

Abigail Bonney — Sun, 09 Mar 2025 20:18:46 +0000

Performing a song whose collaborator is on the judging panel can be intimidating, but Starboy showed no signs of nervousness as he stepped on stage.

He confidently delivered ‘Yahitte’ by Paluta and Kwame Eugene featuring Andy Dosty.

With the radio legend himself seated on the judging panel, the stakes were high, but Starboy proved he was more than ready for the challenge.

He commanded the stage with energetic charisma; his delivery was sharp and his rap verses flowed effortlessly.

Andy Dosty, the judge with the closest connection to the song, watched keenly as Starboy took it on.

Even he himself couldn’t help but nod along, clearly impressed by how well Starboy handled the track.

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Nsoromma S7 finale: Ohemaa Emily channels Stonebwoy’s energy with Jejereje performance

Abigail Bonney — Sun, 09 Mar 2025 20:06:36 +0000

If anyone thought Ohemaa Emily was only about soulful ballads, her performance of Stonebwoy’s Jejereje proved otherwise.

The moment the beat kicked in, she switched gears, stepping onto the Nsoromma finale stage with an undeniable presence.

Emily didn’t just sing, she owned the performance as she effortlessly balanced the song’s dancehall vibe with her own vocal style.

Her delivery was crisp, her energy infectious, and her movements were in sync with the rhythm.

The crowd fed off her energy, clapping and vibing along as she powered through the song with confidence.

The judges nodded in approval, clearly impressed by her ability to switch styles so effortlessly.

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Nsoromma S7 finale: Annie Cooper brings life to Praye’s 2009 banger ‘Angelina’

Abigail Bonney — Sun, 09 Mar 2025 20:06:15 +0000

Music group Praye’s “Angelina” may have been released almost 2 decades ago in 2009, but Annie Cooper’s performance at the Nsoromma Season 7 finale proved exactly why the song remains a fan favorite.

The moment the beat dropped, the energy in the venue shifted as cheers erupted and the crowd was instantly on their feet.

Annie stepped onto the stage with confidence, owning every lyric and rhythm of the classic banger.

She didn’t just sing, she entertained, moving effortlessly across the stage and engaging the audience, making them part of the performance.

The judges couldn’t hide their excitement with Akosua Adjepong visibly vibing along.

Annie brought a wave of freshness to the song, reminding everyone why ‘Angelina’ continues to be a timeless hit.

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Nsoromma S7 finale: Aseda brings highlife groove with George Darko’s ‘Akoo Te Brofo’

Abigail Bonney — Sun, 09 Mar 2025 20:00:22 +0000

The energy at the Nsoromma Season 7 finale soared as Aseda took the stage with a lively performance of ‘Akoo Te Brofo’ by George Darko.

Bringing the signature Burger Highlife sound to life, she delivered a smooth and captivating rendition that had the audience nodding and clapping along.

Her voice carried the song’s rich melodies effortlessly as she sang with a unique style.

Aseda moved gracefully across the stage while engaging the crowd with her confidence and vibrant presence.

The judges were visibly impressed by her ability to balance vocal clarity with rhythmic precision.

As her performance came to an end, the applause was loud, proving that she had left a lasting impression.

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Nsoromma S7 finale: Little Angel sweetens the stage with ‘Sugarcane’ by Camidoh

Abigail Bonney — Sun, 09 Mar 2025 19:24:03 +0000

The moment Little Angel stepped onto the stage, there was an air of calm confidence about her.

The young singer took on Camidoh’s breakthrough hit, Sugarcane, and practically owned the song.

Her soft yet controlled voice floated effortlessly over the beat, inviting the audience to unleash their dance moves and sing along.

Little Angel delivered her first performance with ease that showed just how much she had grown throughout the competition.

Her confidence, coupled with her effortless vocal delivery, made her performance stand out in its own way.

As she left the stage, the excitement in the air only grew, setting the tone for the next finalist to take their turn.

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Nsoromma Season 7 finale: DWP Academy sets stage on fire with high-energy moves

Abigail Bonney — Sun, 09 Mar 2025 19:19:32 +0000

If the Nsoromma Season 7 finale needed an adrenaline boost, DWP Academy delivered it in full force.

The dance crew turned the stage into their playground, setting the entire venue on fire with their electrifying moves.

The fusion of Afrobeats, hip-hop and traditional Ghanaian dance brought a perfect vibe to the delight patrons.

Cheers erupted as the dancers executed formations, flipping and gliding across the stage like they had been waiting their whole lives for this moment.

DWP Academy simply did what they do best; create a moment so electrifying that it became an unforgettable highlight of the night.

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Nsoromma S7 finale: Queen Assy kicks off show with goosebump-inducing performance

Abigail Bonney — Sun, 09 Mar 2025 19:10:52 +0000

The much-anticipated Nsoromma Season 7 finale got off to an electrifying start as Queen Assy opened the night with a rendition of “Cassanova” by Nana Acheampong.

Her performance set the tone for the evening, bringing a refreshing flair to the classic highlife tune.

Dressed in a regal outfit that matched her stage name, Queen Assy commanded attention from the very first note.

The audience swayed along as she delivered the performance with confidence, precision, and an undeniable passion for highlife music.

The judges were impressed with her control and vocal dexterity, with Akosua Adjepong nodding in approval throughout the performance.

The crowd responded with loud cheers in appreciation of her ability to breathe new life into an old-time Ghanaian classic.

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Watch live: All the action at Nsoromma S7 finale

Abigail Bonney — Sun, 09 Mar 2025 18:23:47 +0000

Nsoromma S7 finale: All set! Who wins the crown tonight?

Abigail Bonney — Sun, 09 Mar 2025 17:06:31 +0000

The stage is set, the excitement is at its peak and Ghana is ready to witness the crowning of a new music star as Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 7 finale unfolds tonight at the West Hills Mall.

After weeks of breathtaking performances and fierce competition, the final seven contestants, Aseda, Mani, Little Angel, Star Boy, Queen Assy, Annie Cooper, and Ohemaa Emily, are ready to battle for the coveted title.

With Sister Sandy and Jerry Justice as hosts, the night promises to be a thrilling spectacle.

The contestants will give their all in their final performances, hoping to impress the judges led by the legendary Akosua Adjepong, and win the hearts of the audience.

Adding more firepower to the night, MOG Music, Amerado, and Sax Borsa will take the stage with show-stopping performances, making the event one for the books.

As the countdown begins, fans are eager to see who will join the prestigious list of past winners, including Ohemaa Perez (Season 6), Victor Twum Ampofo (Seasons 5 & 2), Nhyira Akoto Afriyie (Season 4), Abrantie (Season 3), and Righteous Vandyke (Maiden Edition).

Will it be an emotional ballad, an electrifying hiplife hit, or a soulful gospel tune that wins the crown?

Let the grand finale begin!

Nsoromma Season 7: Young talents shine with Contemporary Ghanaian highlife classics; Odeifour evicted [Photos + Videos]

Joseph Odotei — Mon, 03 Feb 2025 10:58:39 +0000

The stage of Nsoromma Season 7 was electrified as young talents confidently showcased their mastery of classic Ghanaian contemporary highlife hits from the 2000s.

The night radiated with energy, passion, and unforgettable performances, as the contestants left a profound impression on both the judges and the audience.

Aseda kicked off the show with an exhilarating rendition of Antwi ne Antwi’s iconic hit, “Sekina.”

Following Aseda, Anne Cooper captivated the audience with R2Bees’ “Lobi,” leaving Akosua Agyapong in awe of her energy and her ability to both dance and sing simultaneously.

Star boy, took on Lucky Mensah’s “Aduu Sumo Akwadu” song.

Ohemaa Emily captivated the audience with her soulful rendition of Kofi Nti’s “Akonta,” showcasing both her incredible talent and emotional depth.

Queen Assy beautifully performed KK Fosu’s ‘Obaa Pa,’ with her sweet and melodious voice enchanting everyone present. It was truly a heartfelt experience that resonated deeply with the audience.

Bernardo , enchanted the audience with Ofori Amponsah’s “Emmanuella” song. Both judges praised his performance.

Nani performs ‘Atia Adonko’ by Nana Quame showcased her vocal control with Wutah’s “Kotosa” song.

Odeifour, captivated the audience with Castro’s “Toffee,” earning him praise from Akosua Agyapong and Saxborsah for his stellar performance.

Closing the performances was Little Angel,who delivered a stunning performance of Ofori Amponsah’s “Lady” earning praise from both judges for her outstanding rendition.

However, the night ended on a sombre note as Oseifour was evicted from the competition after failing to secure enough votes, marking the end of his journey on Nsoromma Season 7.

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Nsoromma Season 7: Young Music Stars showcase vibrant reggae performances on Adom TV [Video]

Joseph Odotei — Mon, 27 Jan 2025 10:21:42 +0000

Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 7 stage was set ablaze as contestants delved into the enchanting world of reggae music during Sunday’s show.

With heartfelt harmonies and soulful melodies, these young talents captivated the audience, spreading messages of hope, unity, and love through iconic reggae classics.

From Bernardo’s poignant rendition of Peter Tosh’s “Equal Rights” to Little Angel’s uplifting performance of Rita Marley’s “Harambe,” the night was filled with powerful and soulful moments.

Each contestant brought their unique energy to the stage, showcasing their talents and charisma. Odeifour’s groovy performance of Jimmy Cliff’s “Born to Win” was infectious, while Nani’s soulful rendition of Gramps Morgan’s “Wash the Tears” left a lasting impression.

Asda’s melodious voice shone on Tarrus Riley’s “She’s Royal,” and Star Boy’s performance of Bob Marley’s “One Love” spread a timeless message. Queen Assy took the audience on a journey with “Addis Ababa,” while Bless O brought Bob Marley’s “No Woman, No Cry” to life.

Titi’s performance of Maxi Priest’s “Wild World” and Ohemaa Emily’s rendition of UB40’s “Red Red Wine” were also standout moments.

But it was Annie Cooper who stole the spotlight with her electrifying performance of Rihanna’s “Man Down”, mesmerizing everyone with her reggae vibes!

However, the night ended on a sad note as Titi and Bless O were evicted from the competition after failing to secure enough votes, marking the end of her journey on Nsoromma Season 7.

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Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 7 kicks off with spectacular performances [Videos]

Dennis Adu — Mon, 23 Dec 2024 04:02:16 +0000

The seventh season of Adom TV’s beloved music reality show, Nsoromma, is off to an exciting start as 20 talented contestants vie for a spot in the final 12.

This week, the first group of 10 contestants delivered electrifying performances, captivating the judges and audience alike.

Meanwhile, renowned broadcaster Andy Dosty and legendary highlife musician Akosua Agyapong served as judges for the evening, providing insightful feedback and encouraging the budding talents.

Opening season 7, Anabella Baanaleh set the tone for the night with her soulful rendition of Kotosa by Afriyie Wutah, earning cheers for her smooth vocals and emotional delivery.

Asdangel Sikapa Gyesi brought elegance to the stage, delivering a heartfelt performance of Adina Thembi’s Why that left the crowd spellbound.

Additionally, Freda Nuertekie Nuertey uplifted spirits with her powerful and passionate take on Aseda by Nacee, showing great command over her voice.

Joseph Kumi Quansah added a spiritual touch with his moving rendition of Piesie Esther’s Mo, which resonated deeply with the audience.

Moreover, Michaella Ali brought energy and charisma, breathing life into Stonebwoy’s Into the Future with a confident and vibrant performance.

Also, Nadia Sagoe transported the crowd to the golden days of highlife with her flawless interpretation of Daddy Lumba’s Aben Woha.

Bernard Owusu Damoah delivered a charming rendition of Ohemaa by Kuami Eugene, winning over the audience with his soothing voice.

Alberta Ewurabena Coker captivated the judges with her expressive and heartfelt performance of Nii Amaah’s To Odo Nnuom.

Nancy Donkor brought nostalgia to the stage with her lively performance of George Darko’s Odo Color, earning loud applause.

Caprice Adelaide Forson closed the night on a high note, delivering a bold and emotional rendition of King Paluta’s Makoma that left everyone wanting more.

Each contestant brought their unique flair, making the first week of Nsoromma Season 7 an unforgettable experience.

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Ohemaa Perez wins Nsoromma Season 6 [Video+Photos]

Dennis Adu — Sun, 05 May 2024 22:37:01 +0000

After weeks of captivating performances and fierce competition, Ohemaa Perez has been crowned the winner of Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 6.

The grand finale, held at the West Hills Mall, Accra, was a spectacle of talent, with Ohemaa Perez emerging victorious among the finalists.

Ohemaa Perez, with her powerful vocals and captivating stage presence, wowed the judges and audience alike, securing the top spot in the competition.

As the winner, she receives a grand prize of 25,000 Ghana Cedis, a trip to Dubai and a stopover in Kenya, plus a host of products from the show’s sponsors.

In the highly anticipated finale, 1 Don secured the second position, earning himself 15,000 Ghana Cedis and many products from sponsors.

Lee clinched the third position, receiving a cash prize of 10,000 Ghana Cedis and products from the show’s sponsors.

Throughout the season, Nsoromma Season 6 showcased the incredible talent of young Ghanaian singers, aged between 8 and 13 years old.

From soulful ballads to energetic highlife tunes, each contestant brought their unique style and flair to the stage, making it a memorable journey for both the participants and viewers.

The show featured renowned judges such as Akosua Agyapong and Andy Dosty, who provided constructive feedback and encouragement to the contestants.

Guest performers, including Akesse Brempong, DopeNation, and Afronita, added extra excitement and flair to the grand finale.

Nsoromma Season 6 was not only a platform for young talents to showcase their musical prowess but also a celebration of Ghanaian culture and heritage.

With its diverse range of performances, the show captured the hearts of audiences across the nation, reaffirming the importance of nurturing young talent in the music industry.

Congratulations to Ohemaa Perez and all the finalists of Nsoromma Season 6 for their outstanding performances and dedication throughout the competition.

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Afronita’s academy showcases dancing prowess at Nsoromma Season 6 grand finale [Video]

Dennis Adu — Sun, 05 May 2024 22:22:07 +0000

Popular Ghanaian dancer, Afronita made a memorable appearance on Adom TV’s Nsoromma show, showcasing her dance group, comprised of talented young children who excel in dancing.

The group, Afro Star Kids Academy, captivated the audience with their performance, particularly with the viral ‘Tslawa dance’ that has been trending on TikTok and other social media platforms.

With precision and flair, Afronita and her dance group nailed the intricate moves as they performed a series of songs, demonstrating their exceptional talent and skill in dancing.

Their performance was a testament to the fact that Afronita’s academy is a true breeding ground for dancing talents on the Adom TV Nsoromma Season 6 finale.

The energetic and captivating performance of Afronita and her dance group added an exciting element to the Nsoromma finale, showcasing the diversity of talent on the show and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

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Emotional moment as Lee sings KK Kabobo’s classic at Nsoromma Season 6 grand finale [Video]

Dennis Adu — Sun, 05 May 2024 21:48:17 +0000

Nsoromma kid, Lee delivered a heartfelt performance of “My Sweetheart” by the late highlife musician, KK Kabobo.

With emotion in every note, Lee’s rendition touched the hearts of the audience and judges alike.

Andy Dosty, visibly moved by the performance, expressed his satisfaction, noting that Lee’s heartfelt rendition would serve as a source of comfort to the family of KK Kabobo.

Meanwhile, Lee’s ability to capture the essence of the song and convey its emotional depth resonated with the audience, earning praise and admiration.

In paying tribute to KK Kabobo through song, Lee not only showcased his vocal talent but also honoured the legacy of the renowned highlife musician.

The performance added a poignant moment to the Nsoromma Season 6 finale, highlighting the power of music to evoke emotions and create meaningful connections.

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Ghana Besiaba mesmerizes crowd with powerful rendition of Amandzeba’s “Kpalogo Ye De”

Dennis Adu — Sun, 05 May 2024 21:37:29 +0000

Ghana Besiaba delivered a stunning performance with her rendition of “Kpalogo Ye De” by Amandzeba of NAKOREX group.

Dressed in a traditional outfit that perfectly matched the vibe of the popular Ghanaian song, she captured the essence of the music with her soulful vocals and stage presence.

The judges were impressed by Ghana Besiaba’s performance, lauding her to the core for her talent and authenticity. Her flawless delivery and heartfelt rendition of the song earned her praise from all corners of the stage.

With her performance, Ghana Besiaba added her unique touch to the Nsoromma Season 6 finale, showcasing her passion for Ghanaian music and culture.

Her memorable performance left a lasting impression on both the judges and the audience, further elevating the excitement of the event.

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Nsoromma Season 6 grand finale: Ohemaa Perez impresses audience with soulful rendition of Kojo Antwi’s hit song [Video]

Dennis Adu — Sun, 05 May 2024 20:50:31 +0000

Ohemaa Perez graced the stage with Kojo Antwi’s classic hit “Amirika.”

Dressed impeccably, she captivated the audience with her powerful vocals and stage presence.

The judges were impressed not only by her performance but also by her excellent mic control throughout the song.

They commended her for her professionalism and ability to command the stage with confidence.

Ohemaa Perez’s rendition of “Amirika” showcased her versatility as a performer and earned her praise from both the judges and the audience.

With her flawless delivery and charismatic performance, she proved herself to be a formidable contender in the Nsoromma Season 6 finale.

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Beautiful mesmerizes audience with soulful rendition of Amakye Dede classic at Nsoromma grand finale [Video]

Dennis Adu — Sun, 05 May 2024 20:45:42 +0000

Nsoromma contestant, Beautiful took to the stage with Amakye Dede’s “Asem To Mea Ka Bi Ma Mi” song.

Dressed in traditional attire, her long rod complementing her outfit, Beautiful delivered a performance filled with passion and soul.

Her rendition of the classic Amakye Dede tune showcased her vocal range and emotive delivery, captivating the audience from the moment she began singing.

As she poured her heart into the song, Beautiful’s performance resonated with the crowd, drawing them into the music and earning her cheers and applause.

With her powerful voice and expressive performance, Beautiful demonstrated why she had earned her place in the final of Nsoromma Season 6 finale.

Her ability to connect with the audience through music left a lasting impression and set the stage for the remaining contestants to deliver their best performances of the night.

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Olivia Blessing kicks off Nsoromma Season 6 finale with stellar performance [Video]

Dennis Adu — Sun, 05 May 2024 20:40:54 +0000

Olivia Blessing, the first finalist to grace the stage, kicked off the official start of the show with her rendition of Amakye Dede’s “Odo Da Baabi” song.

As she commanded the attention of the audience with her powerful vocals, Judge Akosua Agyapong commended her for her ability to control the band, showcasing her stage presence and confidence.

Andy Dosty, the second judge, offered words of encouragement and prophesied about Olivia’s future success, declaring, “She will be a star.”

His praise further highlighted Olivia’s talent and potential, setting a positive tone for the rest of the evening’s performances.

The Nsoromma Season 6 finale, held at the West Hills Mall, was a highly anticipated event that brought together talented young singers from across Ghana.

With the crown at stake, each finalist was determined to deliver their best performance and leave a lasting impression on the judges and audience.

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Akesse Brempong wows audience with soul-stirring performance at Nsoromma season 6 grand finale [Video]

Dennis Adu — Sun, 05 May 2024 19:10:15 +0000

Akesse Brempong kicked off the evening with a soul-stirring gospel tune, setting the tone for a worshipful atmosphere at the Nsoromma Season 6 finale.

With heartfelt lyrics like “Hallowed be thy name, thy Kingdom be adorned,” he captivated the crowd with his powerful vocals and heartfelt delivery.

As the audience swayed to the rhythm of his music, Akesse Brempong seamlessly transitioned into a rendition of reggae icon Culture’s “No Night” song.

The crowd at the West Hills Mall cheered and sang along, demonstrating the song’s popularity and the artiste’s ability to connect with his audience.

Continuing with the reggae theme, Akesse Brempong treated the crowd to local gospel songs infused with reggae beats.

His unique blend of genres showcased his versatility as an artiste and kept the audience engaged and entertained.

Nonetheless, Akesse Brempong later performed his own hit song “Alright (Bibiara Beye Fine), among others such as Blessed which features Joe Mettle, further energizing the atmosphere with his infectious energy and infectious rhythm.

Undoubtedly, Akesse Brempong’s delightful performance set the perfect tone for the evening, inspiring the talented kids of Nsoromma Season 6 to showcase their singing prowess as they vie for the ultimate crown.

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Watch live: Nsoromma Season 6 finale underway at West Hills Mall

Dennis Adu — Sun, 05 May 2024 18:02:19 +0000

The highly anticipated Nsoromma Season 6 finale is currently underway at the West Hills Mall, and fans are in for a night of electrifying performances and intense competition.

The event, which is being livestreamed for viewers at home, has attracted a large audience eager to see who will be crowned the winner of this year’s competition.

As the show kicks off, the atmosphere at the West Hills Mall is electric, with excited fans filling the venue to capacity.

The stage is set for an unforgettable night of music, as the talented contestants compete for the coveted title of Nsoromma Season 6 champion.

The finale features performances from the top contestants, who have wowed audiences throughout the season with their incredible talent and charisma.

From soulful gospel melodies to energetic Afrobeats rhythms, the variety of performances promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

Nsoromma Season 6 … West Hills Mall

Among the contestants vying for the title are Ghana Besiaba, Olivia Blessings, Lee, Ohemaa Perez, Beautiful, and 1Don.

Each contestant brings their own unique style and flair to the stage, making for a diverse and exciting competition.

Adding to the excitement are special guest performances by some of Ghana’s top entertainers, including Akesse Brempong, MOG Music, Afronita, and Dope Nation.

Their electrifying performances are sure to add an extra layer of excitement to the already thrilling event.

For those unable to attend the finale in person, the event is being livestreamed on Adom TV, allowing viewers from all over the country to tune in and experience the excitement from the comfort of their homes.

The livestream ensures that no one misses out on the action-packed finale.

As the competition heats up and the performances continue, all eyes are on the contestants as they vie for the title of Nsoromma Season 6 champion.

Who will emerge victorious? Stay tuned to find out!

Nsoromma Season 6 Week 6: Young contestants impress with stellar gospel performances

Dennis Adu — Fri, 05 Apr 2024 13:08:26 +0000

Week 6 of Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 6 witnessed young music stars taking centre stage to deliver captivating performances of popular Ghanaian gospel musicians.

Ghana Besiaba set the tone for the evening with a stirring performance of ”Hosanna” by Koda, captivating the audience with her powerful vocals and emotional delivery.

Following suit, Obofour took the stage with ‘Most High’ by Lenny Akpade, showcasing his versatility and musical prowess with a soul-stirring rendition.

Singer Beautiful brought the house down with her rendition of ‘MO’ by Piesie Esther, infusing the song with her unique style and charisma.

Pros continued to impress with his performance of ‘THE GLORY’ by Obaapa Christy, earning praise for his impeccable delivery and heartfelt performance.

Tilly Funky then took the stage with ‘MO NE YO’ by Diana Hamilton, delivering a soulful performance that resonated with the crowd.

Olivia Blessings took the audience on a spiritual journey with her rendition of ‘Mo Nko Moakyi’ by Joyce Blessing, delivering a soulful performance that resonated deeply with viewers.

Lee kept the momentum going with ‘UNDER YOUR CANOPY’ by Frank Edwards, showcasing her vocal prowess and stage presence with a captivating performance.

1 Don injected energy and enthusiasm into the proceedings with his rendition of ‘DOUBLE DOUBLE’ by Attah Boafo, leaving the audience energized and uplifted.

Ohemaa Perez closed the show on a high note with “Victory” by Eben, delivering a powerful and inspiring performance that left a lasting impact.

However, amidst the stellar performances, the night also saw the eviction of Tilly Funky and Pros from the competition, reminding viewers of the fierce competition and the stakes involved in the journey to musical stardom.

As the competition heats up, viewers can expect even more unforgettable performances and thrilling moments in the weeks to come.

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Nsoromma Season 6, Week 6: Young music stars showcase vibrant Reggae performances on Adom TV [Video]

Dennis Adu — Wed, 27 Mar 2024 22:15:02 +0000

The stage of Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 6 was set ablaze as contestants delved into the enchanting world of reggae music during Week 6.

With heartfelt harmonies and soulful melodies, these young talents captivated the audience and spread messages of hope, unity, and love through iconic reggae classics.

The night kicked off with Lee, whose rendition of ‘Someone Loves You’ by June Lodge set a poignant tone, touching the hearts of viewers with its heartfelt message.

Following Lee, Olivia Blessings took the stage with ‘Wash The Tears’ by Grams Morgan, delivering a performance filled with hope and healing that resonated deeply with the audience.

Injecting the stage with rhythms of unity and joy, 1Don grooved to the beat of Alpha Blondy’s ‘Coco De Rasta,’ spreading contagious energy among the spectators.

However, it was Ohemaa Perez who stole the spotlight with her electrifying rendition of ‘Chant A Psalm’ by Steel Pulse. Her performance was hailed as the highlight of the night, captivating everyone with her mesmerizing reggae vibes.

Obofour effortlessly spread Bob Marley’s timeless message of ‘One Love,’ showcasing his versatility and charisma on stage.

Tilly Funky captured the complexities of life with every note of Lucky Dube’s ‘Crazy World,’ leaving a lasting impression with her soulful performance.

Pros took the audience on a journey of rhythm and discovery with Burning Spear’s ‘Christopher Columbus,’ showcasing his musical prowess and creativity.

Ghana Besiaba brought Bob Marley’s soulful vibes to life with ‘Sweat,’ infusing the stage with an aura of authenticity and passion.

Closing the night, Beautiful immersed the audience in the timeless message of love and memory with Lucky Dube’s ‘Remember Me,’ leaving a lasting impact with her heartfelt performance.

Nsoromma Season 6 Week 6 was truly a night to remember, as rising stars illuminated the stage with their talent and passion for reggae music.

Check out some of the photos of the contestants below:

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Nsoromma Season 6, Week 5: Young talents shine with Ghanaian highlife classics; Aseda evicted

Dennis Adu — Tue, 19 Mar 2024 19:47:58 +0000

The stage of Nsoromma Season 6 was set ablaze once again as young talents showcased their prowess in delivering classic Ghanaian highlife hits from the 2000s.

In a night filled with energy, passion, and memorable performances, the contestants left a lasting impression on both the judges and the audience.

Matilda Narh, also known as Tilly Funky, kicked off the show with a vibrant rendition of Kofi Nti and Ofori Amponsah’s timeless hit, “Rakia.”

Her electrifying energy and stage presence earned her praise from Akosua Agyapong, while Andy Dosty bestowed upon her the title of ‘Showgirl,’ recognizing her captivating performance.

Following Tilly Funky was Precious Baiden, known as Ghana Besia Ba, who mesmerized the audience with KK Fosu’s “Number One” track. Andy Dosty commended her performance, describing her as ‘blessed,’ while Akosua Agyapong marvelled at her boundless energy and ability to dance and sing simultaneously.

Lee Ann Ewurabena Koranteng, known as Lee, took on Lucky Mensah’s “Come Back” hit song, impressing the judges with her powerful voice. Akosua urged her to pay attention to the lyrics of her songs, while Andy praised her vocal talent.

Next up was Caring Adjei Perez, also known as Ohemaa Perez, who delivered a soulful rendition of Kwabena Kwabena’s “Aso.” Andy Dosty praised her singing prowess, acknowledging her emotive performance.

Donald Asamoah Yawson, known as 1 Don, captivated the audience with Castro’s “Toffee,” earning him praise from Akosua Agyapong and a gift from Andy Dosty for his stellar performance.

Aseda Adjei Celestine, also known as Aseda, performed Daasebre Dwamena’s “Sherry” song, receiving commendation from Akosua Agyapong despite some off-key moments attributed to the song choice.

Olivia Essuman, known as Olivia Blessings, enchanted the audience with Ofori Amponsah’s “Emmanuella” song. Both judges praised her performance, with Akosua Agyapong noting her resemblance to her younger self and Andy Dosty encouraging her to maintain her momentum.

Acheampong Osei Prosper, known as Pros, showcased his vocal control with Wutah’s “Kotosa” song, earning him accolades from Andy Dosty and a gift from Dear Baby shop. Akosua Agyapong encouraged him to train his voice but commended his stage presence.

Clara Aboagye, known as Beautiful, delivered a stunning performance of Kofi B and Ofori Amponsah’s “Koforidua Flowers,” earning praise from both judges for her outstanding rendition.

Closing the performances was Samuel Angelo Acquah, known as Obofour, who performed Bisa Kdei’s “Brother Brother” song. While lauding him, both judges advised him to focus on voice training.

However, the night ended on a sombre note as Aseda Adjei Celestine was evicted from the competition after failing to secure enough votes, marking the end of her journey on Nsoromma Season 6.

Aseda Adjei Celeestine evicted from Nsoromma Seeason 6 for scoring low votes in week 5

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Nsoromma Season 6: ‘Akoma Pa’ evicted as young music stars illuminate Nsoromma Week 4 with Reggae hits [Video]

Dennis Adu — Tue, 12 Mar 2024 16:05:54 +0000

Week 4 of Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 6 showcased the immense talent of young Ghanaian musicians, with guest judge Shasha Marley adding his unique perspective to the panel alongside main judges Andy Dosty and Akosua Agyapong.

The stage came alive as Samuel Angelo Acquah, known as Obofour, set the tone with a soulful rendition of Shasha Marley’s ‘So Mu Yie’ song.

Andy Dosty commended him for representing Shasha Marley’s music faithfully, while Shasha Marley expressed his admiration and intention to mentor Obofour.

He also acknowledged his exceptional talent.

Following Obofour’s stellar performance, Matilda Narh, performing under the stage name Tilly Funky, mesmerized the audience with her take on highlife legend Kojo Antwi’s beloved ‘Tom and Jerry’ song.

Akosua Agyapong praised her vocal prowess and encouraged her to maintain her consistency.

Clara Aboagye, also known as Beautiful, captivated the audience with her rendition of Samini’s ‘My Own’ song.

Shasha Marley was particularly impressed, lauding her performance and expressed optimism for the future of Ghanaian music with talents like Beautiful in the spotlight.

Heartwell Akuffo, performing under the stage name Akoma Pa, delivered a soul-stirring performance of Daasebre Dwamena’s ‘Wodaa Enda,’ earning accolades from Andy Dosty for his emotive delivery.

Acheampong Osei Prosper, known as Pros, showcased his musical prowess with a rendition of Kojo Antwi’s ‘Afafanto,’ drawing praise from Andy Dosty for his stage presence and interpretation of the song.

Precious Baiden, also known as Ghana Besia Ba, left a lasting impression with her performance of Amakye Dede’s ‘Iron Boy’ song, earning effusive praise from Shasha Marley for her vocal range and stage presence.

Celestine Aseda Adjei, performing as Aseda, charmed the audience with her rendition of Oheneba Kissi’s ‘ABC of Love’ song, receiving commendation from Akosua Agyapong for her flawless performance.

Lee Ann Ewurabena Koranteng brought her A-game with a spirited rendition of Stonebwoy’s ‘Run Go,’ impressing Andy Dosty with her ability to tackle a challenging song live.

Donald Asamoah Yawson, known as 1 Don, delivered a standout performance of Shasha Marley’s ‘Maata’ song, earning praise from both Shasha Marley and Akosua Agyapong for his captivating delivery.

Olivia Essuman, performing under the stage name Olivia Blessings, closed the night with a powerful rendition of Amakye Dede’s ‘Dabi Dabi’ song, receiving accolades from Andy Dosty as the standout performer of the evening.

As the night came to a close, Caring Adjei Perez, known as Ohemaa Perez, delivered a memorable performance of Kojo Antwi’s ‘Me Nya Ntaban’ song, leaving the audience spellbound.

However, amidst the celebration of talent, the evening also saw Heartwell Akuffo, known as Akoma Pa, bidding farewell to the competition after receiving low votes, reminding both contestants and viewers alike of the unpredictable nature of the journey ahead in Nsoromma Season 6.

Heartwell Akuffo, known as Akoma Pa, bidding farewell to the competition after receiving low votes

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Week 2 of Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 6 showcases exceptional talents [Videos]

Dennis Adu — Sun, 25 Feb 2024 20:22:44 +0000

Week 2 of Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 6 showcased array of performances, as the top 12 contestants showcased their exceptional talents and versatility on stage.

From gospel classics to contemporary hits, each contestant delivered a captivating performance that left the audience in awe.

Donald, also known as 1 Don, kicked off the night with Joe Beecham’s “Se Me Kae aa,” delivering an awe-inspiring performance that had the crowd on their feet.

Judge Akosua Agyapong said it was his best performance yet, while Andy Dosty presented him with a special gift in recognition of his talent.

Guest judge, Obaapa Christy commended him for proving his singing prowess as a young musician.

Nana Moku followed with Tagoe Sisters’ “M’anim Renduase Daa,” showcasing her thin voice with precision and grace. Despite minor feedback from the judges, Nana’s performance earned accolades for its aptness and key accuracy.

Heartwell Akuffo, known as Akoma Pa, mesmerized the audience with Daughters of Glorious Jesus’ “Enne Menya Anigye.” While judge Akosua Agyapong felt the song was slightly overwhelming for her, Obaapa Christy lauded her performance, highlighting her potential as a performer.

Matilda Narh, aka Tilly Funky, delivered a spirited rendition of “Meda Was’e” by veteran gospel musician, Wofa Asomani, earning praise from judge Andy Dosty for her craft and energy on stage. Akosua Agyapong commended her as a true performer, while Obaapa Christy applauded her energy.

Acheampong Osei Prosper, also known as Props, captivated the audience with Daughters of Glorious Jesus’ “Mebo Wudin Daa,” despite the challenge of performing a song by three top musicians. Judges lauded him for his commendable effort and performance.

Aseda Adjei Celestine, aka Aseda, shook the auditorium with Tagoe Sisters’ “Mewo Yesu,” earning accolades from judge Akosua Agyapong for her electrifying performance. Andy Dosty was so impressed that he rewarded her with GH₵300 for her outstanding rendition.

Lee Ann Ewurabena Koranteng, aka Lee, mesmerized with Stella Aba Seal’s “Okura Yen Mu,” earning praise from the judges for her exceptional performance.

Samuel Angelo Acquah, known as Obofour, showcased his showmanship with Revered Kusi Berko’s “Edin Ben Nie,” earning perfect scores from judge Andy Dosty and a heartfelt gesture of appreciation from both judges.

Olivia Essuman, aka Olivia Blessings, delivered Seth Frimpong’s “Me Huri So” with grace and charm, despite minor feedback from the judges regarding her performance and costume.

Clara Aboagye, aka Beautiful, jammed the crowd to the core with Jane and Bernie’s “Waka Nea Waye,” earning praise from judge Akosua Agyapong for her crowd-cheering performance and a special mention for her stunning costume designed by her mother.

Caring Adjei Perez, known as Ohemaa Perez, impressed with Tagoe Sisters’ “Anka Matiti,” earning praise for her performance and costume from guest judge, Obaapa Christy.

Ghana Besiaba closed the night with Tagoe Sisters’ “Fa Bibiara Ma No,” showcasing her natural talent and control over the songs, earning accolades from judge Akosua Agyapong and Empress Gifty for her remarkable performance and wardrobe choice.

As the competition intensifies, each contestant continues to raise the bar, captivating audiences with their exceptional talent and passion for music.

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Week 1: Top 12 contestants shine in spectacular opening of Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 6

Dennis Adu — Sun, 18 Feb 2024 20:12:00 +0000

The 2024 Adom TV Nsoromma music competition kicked off in grand style as the final 12 contestants showcased their extraordinary talents, leaving the audience in awe.

The Silicon House Productions venue in Tesano was abuzz with excitement as these young stars took to the stage, each determined to make their mark in the music industry.

Clara Aboagye opened the show with an enchanting rendition of King Promise’s “Terminator.” Despite a minor key issue, Clara’s performance was nothing short of magical, earning her a loud applause from the audience.

Ohemaa Perez melted hearts with her soulful rendition of Akwaboah’s “Obiaa,” all while holding her cherished teddy bear. Her emotive delivery and captivating stage presence had judge Akosua Agyapong gyrating with delight.

Matilda Narh commanded the stage with Gyakie’s “Rent Free,” showcasing her vocal prowess and confident demeanor. Her performance captivated the audience, earning her high praise from the judges with her seamless delivery and impressive dancing.

Despite battling illness, Samuel Angelo Acquah (Obofour) delivered a heartfelt rendition of Kuami Eugene’s “Obiaato,” showcasing his dedication to his craft. The judges commended him for his resilience and emotional performance.

Aseda Celestine Adjei impressed with her rare song choice, Amerado’s “Kwaku Ananse,” despite struggling with illness. Her poised performance and unwavering determination earned her accolades from both the judges and the audience.

Heartwell Akuffo lit up the stage with Kidi’s “Enjoyment,” exuding electrifying energy and charisma. Judge Akosua Agyapong could barely contain her excitement as she praised Heartwell for his outstanding performance and song choice.

Acheampong Osei Prosper, fondly known as Showboy, showcased his star power with Bisa Kdei’s “Mansa.” His confident stage presence and impeccable outfit choice earned him praise from the judges, who hailed him as a rising star in the making.

Acheampong Osei Prosper

Lee Ann Ewurabena Koranteng wowed the audience with Krymi’s “Dede,” displaying her artistry and vocal prowess. Despite minor feedback from the judges, Lee Ann’s potential as an artiste shone through, leaving a lasting impression on everyone present.

Donald Asamoah Yawson delivered a stellar performance with Amerado’s “Abronoma,” captivating the audience with his stage presence and outfit choice. The judges commended Donald for his outstanding performance and impeccable style.

Olivia Essuman dazzled with Camidoh’s “Sugarcane,” exuding modern elegance and charm on stage. Her captivating performance and stylish outfit earned her praise from the judges, who applauded her for her stage presence.

Precious Baiden delivered a soulful rendition of Mr Drew’s “This Year,” showcasing her vocal prowess and emotional depth. The judges were impressed by her performance, praising her for her heartfelt delivery and impeccable control.

Bridget Adjei Moku closed the show with a captivating rendition of MzVee’s “Come and See My Moda,” leaving the audience spellbound with her energy, charisma, and infectious stage presence. Her performance was a fitting finale to an unforgettable night of music and talent.

As the competition heats up, these top 12 contestants are set to dazzle viewers with their exceptional talent and charisma.

Tune in to Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 6 to watch their musical journey unfold, as they compete for the coveted title of Ghana’s next music sensation.

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Samuel Angelo Acquah charms audience with timeless highlife performance on Nsoromma Season 6

Dennis Adu — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 19:29:42 +0000

Samuel Angelo Acquah, a talented 12-year-old, stole the show on Nsoromma Season 6 with his rendition of the classic highlife song “Twe San” by Ali Baba Foster.

His performance not only captivated the audience but also touched the hearts of many, with some patrons even expressing their admiration by giving him money on stage.

As Nsoromma Season 6 continues, viewers can anticipate more captivating performances from talented contestants like Samuel Angelo Acquah.

With only 12 spots available for advancement from Group B’s lineup of 15 ambitious young talents, the competition remains intense.

Tune in every Sunday at 3:00 pm to watch the next show on Nsoromma Season 6 and discover which young talents will secure their place in the next stage of the competition.

Gifty Siame nails Alicia Key’s ‘Girl on Fire’ on Nsoromma Season 6

Dennis Adu — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 19:25:11 +0000

Gifty Siame set the stage ablaze with her electrifying performance of Alicia Keys’ “Girl on Fire” on Nsoromma Season 6.

Donning a stylish outfit, Gifty delivered a standout rendition of the song, catching the attention of both the audience and the judges.

Judge MOG was particularly impressed with Gifty’s performance, describing it as excellent.

He applauded her for daring to tackle a song that is not commonly performed, highlighting her courage and talent.

As Nsoromma Season 6 continues, viewers can expect more remarkable performances from talented contestants like Gifty Siame.

With only 12 spots available for advancement from Group B’s lineup of 15 ambitious young talents, the competition remains fierce.

Tune in every Sunday at 3:00 pm to watch the next chapter of Nsoromma Season 6 and discover which young talents will secure their place in the next stage of the competition.

Gifty Siame’s stellar performance is a testament to the diverse and exceptional talents showcased on the show.

Zainab Isshak thrills fans with Akosua Agyapong’s ‘Eka Bi Nie’ on Nsoromma Season 6

Dennis Adu — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 19:23:28 +0000

Zainab Isshak left the audience spellbound with her flawless performance of “Eka Bi Nie” by Akosua Agyapong on Nsoromma Season 6.

Her rendition was characterized by impeccable vocals that perfectly complemented the song, showcasing her remarkable talent and musical prowess.

As Nsoromma Season 6 continues to unfold, viewers can expect more captivating performances from talented contestants like Zainab Isshak.

With only 12 spots available for advancement from Group B’s lineup of 15 ambitious young talents, the competition remains intense.

Stay tuned every Sunday at 3:00 pm to witness the next chapter of Nsoromma Season 6 and discover which young talents will secure their place in the next stage of the competition.

Zainab Isshak’s performance is just one example of the incredible talents on display in this season of Nsoromma.

Young sensation Vera Quinoo electrifies patrons with enchanting performance on Nsoromma Season 6

Dennis Adu — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 19:20:49 +0000

Vera Quinoo, born in 2011, left a lasting impression on the judges and audience alike with her mesmerizing performance of Pat Thomas’ “Wo Ma Me Nka BI” on Nsoromma Season 6.

Despite her young age, Vera showcased exceptional talent and maturity and won the hearts of the judges.

Both judges, MOG and Akosua Agyapong were happy with Vera’s performance.

MOG conveyed his happiness with Vera’s performance, while Akosua Agyapong echoed similar sentiments, indicating that Vera had done exceptionally well.

As Nsoromma Season 6 continues to unfold, viewers can expect more awe-inspiring performances from talented contestants like Vera Quinoo.

With only 12 spots available for advancement from Group B’s lineup of 15 ambitious young talents, the competition remains fierce.

Stay tuned every Sunday at 3:00 pm to watch the next show on Nsoromma Season 6 and discover which young talents will secure their place in the next stage of the competition.

Vera Quinoo’s enchanting performance is a testament to the incredible talent showcased on the show.

Aseda Adjei Celestina mesmerizes audience with soulful performance on Nsoromma Season 6

Dennis Adu — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 19:16:56 +0000

10-year-old, Aseda Adjei Celestina stole the spotlight on Nsoromma Season 6 with her captivating rendition of “Odo Mu Anigye” by Dada K. D.

The young talent engaged the crowd effortlessly with her seamless vocals and stage presence.

Her performance elicited an enthusiastic response from the audience, with many dancing to her melodious tune.

The judges were impressed by Aseda’s performance, recognizing her talent and potential. It is evident that she left a lasting impression, with speculation arising that she may advance to the next stage of the competition.

As Nsoromma Season 6 continues to unfold, viewers can expect more stellar performances from talented contestants like Aseda Adjei Celestina. With only 12 spots available for advancement from Group B’s lineup of 15 ambitious young talents, the competition remains intense.

Stay tuned every Sunday at 3:00 pm to witness the next chapter of Nsoromma Season 6 and discover which young talents will secure their place in the next stage of the competition.

Aseda Adjei Celestina’s remarkable performance is a testament of the incredible talents showcased on the show.

Olivia Essuman ends Nsoromma Season 6 premiere with Amakye Dede’s hit song

Dennis Adu — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 19:12:56 +0000

Olivia Essuman brought the curtains down on the premiere of Nsoromma Season 6 with a mesmerizing rendition of Amakye Dede’s “Ohoho Batan Ni.”

Her delightful performance captivated the audience, leaving a lasting impression on everyone.

The judges were equally impressed by Olivia’s talent and performance, showering her with their blessings and praise.

As Nsoromma Season 6 continues, viewers can look forward to more captivating performances from a diverse group of talented contestants.

With only 12 spots available for advancement from Group B’s lineup of 15 ambitious young talents, the competition promises to be fierce and exhilarating.

Stay tuned every Sunday at 3:00 pm to follow the journey of these young musical prodigies as they compete for the coveted title on Nsoromma Season 6.

Olivia Essuman’s enchanting performance is a testament of the exceptional talents on the show.

Diamond Fiifi Acquah shines bright with stellar performance of ‘Victory’ on Nsoromma Season 6

Dennis Adu — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 19:10:53 +0000

Diamond Fiifi Acquah, a 10-year-old sensation, captured the hearts of viewers and judges with his powerful rendition of Joyce Blessing’s “Victory” on Nsoromma Season 6.

Despite his young age, Diamond showcased remarkable talent and left a lasting impression on the audience.

Judges were thoroughly impressed by Diamond’s performance, praising him for his confident delivery and captivating stage presence.

His rendition of “Victory” earned him high praise, indicating a promising future in the world of music.

As Nsoromma Season 6 continues to unfold, viewers can anticipate more remarkable performances from talented contestants like Diamond.

With only 12 spots available for advancement from Group B’s lineup of 15 ambitious young talents, the competition remains fierce.

Stay tuned every Sunday at 3:00 pm to watch the next chapter of Nsoromma Season 6 and discover which young talents will secure their place in the next stage of the competition.

Musa Nadia thrills crowd with Adina’s ‘Sika’ on Nsoromma Season 6

Dennis Adu — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 19:07:29 +0000

Musa Nadia took the stage on Nsoromma Season 6 with her rendition of Adina’s “Sika”.

But her performance prompted feedback from judges Akosua Agyapong and MOG regarding stage presence.

Akosua Agyapong encouraged Musa to learn from Adina’s ability to entertain the crowd, emphasizing the importance of engaging the audience during performances.

MOG also urged Nadia not to exhaust her time when the beats end, highlighting the need for efficient use of stage time.

Despite the feedback, Nadia received praise from MOG for her overall performance.

As Nsoromma Season 6 progresses, viewers can expect to see Nadia and other talented contestants refining their skills and delivering captivating performances.

With only 12 spots available for advancement from Group B’s lineup of 15 ambitious young talents, the competition remains fierce.

Tune in every Sunday at 3:00 pm to witness the next chapter of Nsoromma Season 6 and discover which young talents will secure their place in the next stage of the competition.

Nsoromma Season 6: Regina Datibea Okantah warms hearts with Amakye Dede’s ‘Bebrebe’ song

Dennis Adu — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 19:04:58 +0000

Regina Datibea Okantah captivated the audience on Nsoromma Season 6 with her rendition of Amakye Dede’s “Bebrebe” song.

While her performance showcased her musical talent, judges Akosua Agyapong and MOG provided constructive feedback to enhance her stage presence.

Akosua Agyapong highlighted the importance of being active on stage, especially considering the energetic performances of Amakye Dede.

Meanwhile, MOG encouraged Regina to activate her stagecraft to entertain the audience.

As Nsoromma Season 6 continues to showcase the talents of young contestants, viewers can anticipate more electrifying performances and valuable feedback from the judges.

With only 12 spots available for advancement from Group B’s lineup of 15 talented individuals, the competition is fierce.

Tune in every Sunday at 3:00 pm to watch Nsoromma Season 6 to know the contestants who would book their place in the next stage of the competition.

James Obrempong’s performance of Adina’s ‘Why’ draws mixed reactions from judges on Nsoromma Season 6

Dennis Adu — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 19:00:24 +0000

James Obrempong took the stage on Nsoromma Season 6 with his rendition of Adina’s “Why,” but his performance elicited mixed reactions from the judges.

While the young contestant showcased his talent and courage, the judges had varying opinions about his delivery.

Judge MOG offered constructive criticism, urging James to improve for his next performance, expressing dissatisfaction with his voice.

But Akosua Agyapong said James was emotional because of the message in the song.

James Obrempong

As Nsoromma Season 6 progresses, viewers can expect more captivating performances and intense competition among the talented contestants.

With only 12 spots available for the next stage, every performance counts.

Tune in every Sunday at 3:00 pm to watch the next chapter of Nsoromma Season 6 and discover which young talents will secure their place in the next stage of the competition.

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Precious Baiden shocks judges with awesome performance on Nsoromma Season 6

Dennis Adu — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 18:56:51 +0000

In a performance that defied her age, 8-year-old Precious Baiden stole the hearts of viewers and judges on Nsoromma Season 6 with her rendition of George Darko’s “Odo Colour.”

Despite her young age, Precious displayed remarkable talent and maturity on stage, leaving a lasting impression on everyone present.

Judge Akosua Agyapong was so impressed by Precious’ performance that she jokingly requested her birth certificate to verify her age, a testament to the young contestant’s incredible skill and stage presence.

Akosua Agyapong encouraged Precious to keep up the excellent work, recognizing her potential for greatness.

Meanwhile, Judge MOG was equally blown away by Precious’ performance, giving her a standing ovation and expressing his admiration for her talent.

His words of praise served as validation for Precious’ exceptional abilities which left a lasting impact on the audience.

Precious Baiden

As Nsoromma Season 6 continues to unfold, viewers can expect more remarkable performances from the talented contestants. With only 12 contestants set to advance to the next round out of the 30 hopefuls, the competition promises to be intense.

Tune in every Sunday at 3:00 pm to watch the next chapter of Nsoromma Season 6 and support Precious Baiden and other young talents on their journey to musical stardom.

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Constance Yankey nails Stonebwoy’s ‘Into the Future’ on Nsoromma Season 6

Dennis Adu — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 18:54:41 +0000

Constance Yankey delivered a standout performance on Nsoromma Season 6 with her rendition of Stonebwoy’s hit song “Into the Future.”

The talented contestant, part of Group B’s dynamic lineup, showcased her musical prowess and left a lasting impression on both the audience and the judges.

Judge MOG expressed his admiration for Constance’s performance, offering a heartfelt prayer for her to advance to the next stage of the competition.

Despite her young age, Constance’s talent shone through, prompting Judge Akosua Agypong to express disbelief and doubt her age for delivering such a stellar performance.

Constance Yankey

As Nsoromma Season 6 continues to unfold, viewers can anticipate more thrilling performances and fierce competition as the 30 contestants vie for a coveted spot in the next round.

With only 12 contestants to be chosen out of 30, the competition is intense.

Stay tuned every Sunday at 3:00 pm to watch the next chapter of Nsoromma Season 6 and discover which young talents will secure their place in the next stage of the competition.

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Emmanuel Anime captivates Nsoromma Season 6 viewers with heartfelt rendition of ‘AO Yesu’

Dennis Adu — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 17:30:41 +0000

Emmanuel Anime took the stage by storm on Nsoromma Season 6 with his heartfelt performance of Rev Joe Beecham’s “AO Yesu” song.

As the third performer of the night in Group B, Emmanuel showcased his musical talent and left a mark on the audience and judges alike.

While Emmanuel’s rendition garnered admiration from the judges, they also offered constructive feedback, urging him to engage more with the audience.

Emmanuel Anime

This advice aims to enhance Emmanuel’s stage presence and create a deeper connection with the viewers.

As Nsoromma Season 6 continues to captivate audiences, the competition remains fierce among the 30 talented contestants vying for a coveted spot in the next round. With only 12 contestants to be chosen from Group B, the stakes are higher than ever.

Tune in every Sunday at 3:00 pm to watch the next chapter of Nsoromma Season 6 and discover which young talents will advance to the next stage of the competition.

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Nsoromma Season 6: Hamdela G. Zakari impresses patrons with vibrant performance of ‘My Bestie’ by Abokyi

Dennis Adu — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 17:27:31 +0000

Hamdela G. Zakari kicked off Nsoromma Season 6 in style with her lively rendition of “My Bestie” by Abokyi.

The talented contestant, part of the dynamic Group B, showcased her musical prowess and left a lasting impression on both the audience and the judges.

Hamdela’s performance garnered praise from judges Akosua Agyapong and MOG, who lauded her for her captivating delivery and stage presence.

Her energetic rendition set the tone for the show, demonstrating her commitment to delivering a memorable performance.

Hamdela G. Zakari

As Nsoromma Season 6 unfolds, viewers can anticipate more thrilling performances and fierce competition as the contestants compete for a coveted spot in the next round. With only 12 contestants set to be chosen out of the 30 talented individuals, the competition is heating up.

Stay tuned every Sunday at 3:00 pm to watch the next chapter of Nsoromma Season 6 and discover which young talents will secure their place in the next stage of the competition.

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Jessica Asaah Quaye opens Nsoromma Season 6 with flair

Dennis Adu — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 16:42:53 +0000

In a captivating start to Nsoromma Season 6, Jessica Asaah Quaye set the stage on fire with her rendition of Adane Best’s “Sisi Maame,” a classic from Ghana’s highlife music repertoire.

The young contestant, part of the dynamic Group B, kicked off the show with aplomb, leaving a lasting impression on both the audience and the judges.

Despite her impressive performance, Judge Akosua Agyapong offered constructive advice, urging Jessica not to scream to ensure a more authentic and natural delivery.

On the other hand, Judge MOG commended Jessica for her stellar opening, acknowledging her role in setting the tone for the show.

Jessica Asaah Quaye

As Nsoromma Season 6 continues to unfold, viewers can expect more electrifying performances and fierce competition as the contestants vie for a spot in the next round.

Jessica Asaah Quaye

With 12 contestants set to be chosen out of the 30 talented individuals, the stakes are higher than ever.

Stay tuned every Sunday at 3:00 pm to watch the next chapter of Nsoromma Season 6 and see which young talents will rise to the top in this exhilarating musical journey.

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Nsoromma Season 6: Clara Aboagye steals show with Adina’s ‘On My Way’

Dennis Adu — Sun, 04 Feb 2024 20:29:11 +0000

In a performance that radiated energy and confidence, 12-year-old Clara Aboagye took the spotlight on Nsoromma Season 6 with her rendition of Adina’s “On My Way.”

The young contestant, part of the dynamic Group A, not only showcased her vocal talent but also dazzled the audience with her impeccable dance moves and unwavering stage presence.

Clara’s performance exuded a level of ownership, as if she had personally written and sung the song. Her vibrant dance patterns and unyielding enthusiasm captured the essence of the music, earning her praise from both the audience and the judges.

Judge Akosua Agyapong, in particular, not only commended Clara’s performance but also expressed disbelief at her age, emphasizing her mature and captivating stage presence. The judges’ admiration extended to Clara’s outfit, further enhancing her overall performance.

As Nsoromma Season 6 continues to unfold, viewers can anticipate more remarkable performances and witness the emergence of new musical talents. Stay tuned every Sunday at 3:00 pm to follow the captivating journey of Clara Aboagye and other talented contestants on their quest for the coveted title.

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Donald Yawson steals spotlight with Kofi Kinaata’s ‘Efiekuma Love’ at Nsoromma Season 6

Dennis Adu — Sun, 04 Feb 2024 20:25:48 +0000

Contestant Donald Asamoah Yawson ignited the crowd and left a lasting impression, as he took the Nsoromma Season 6 stage by storm with his rendition of Kofi Kinaata’s “Efiekuma Love.”

The young contestant, part of the vibrant Group A, not only showcased his vocal prowess but also captured the hearts of the audience, prompting even the host, Jerry Justice, to express his amazement.

Donald’s charismatic delivery of the song had almost everyone in the crowd singing along, creating an electrifying atmosphere.

The energy was so contagious that it took Jerry Justice some effort to calm the enthusiastic audience.

Judge MOG praised Donald for his outstanding performance and complimented his choice of outfit, recognizing the young artist’s stage presence.

Judge Akosua Agyapong encouraged Donald to maintain his high energy levels, emphasizing the importance of keeping the momentum throughout the competition.

As Nsoromma Season 6 continues to unfold, viewers can anticipate more thrilling performances and witness the emergence of new musical stars.

Stay tuned every Sunday at 3:00 pm to follow the captivating journey of Donald Asamoah Yawson and other talented contestants on their quest for the coveted title.

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Nsoromma Season 6: Spendilove Konadu ‘kills’ Joe Mettle’s rendition of ‘Akokyem Nyame’

Dennis Adu — Sun, 04 Feb 2024 20:11:38 +0000

Spendilove Konadu graced the Nsoromma Season 6 stage with her rendition of Joe Mettle’s cover of Cindy Thompson’s “Akokyem Nyame.”

The young contestant, part of the dynamic Group A, showcased her musical prowess, delivering a heartfelt performance that captivated the audience.

Nsoromma Season 6 continues to dazzle viewers with a diverse group of talented contestants, featuring five males and 25 females, all ready to vie for the coveted title.

The current spotlight is on Group A, composed of 15 ambitious young talents between the ages of 8 to 13, where Spendilove Konadu stands out as a promising performer.

As the competition progresses, audiences can look forward to more enchanting performances and witness the emergence of these young talents.

Stay tuned every Sunday at 3:00 pm to witness the next chapter of Nsoromma Season 6 and support these aspiring musicians on their journey to musical excellence.

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Matilda Narh wows with ‘Kokooko,’ earns praise from judges on Nsoromma Season 6

Dennis Adu — Sun, 04 Feb 2024 19:38:10 +0000

Matilda Narh left an indelible mark with her rendition of Akosua Agyapong’s “Kokooko” during her debut on Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 6.

The 12-year-old contestant not only showcased her vocal prowess but also vowed the judges with her impressive performance.

Judge Akosua Agyapong, the original artiste of the song, was moved by Matilda’s rendition and took a moment to laud the young performer.

Acknowledging Matilda’s talent, Ms. Agyapong encouraged her to infuse modern dance moves into her future performances, recognising her potential as a great performer.

Nsoromma Season 6 has talented lineup of contestants, featuring five males and 25 females, all prepared to showcase their musical prowess in the pursuit of the coveted title.

Group A, with its dynamic lineup of 15 ambitious young talents between the ages of 8 to 13, includes Matilda Narh, who has already left a lasting impression on the Nsoromma stage.

Viewers can expect more captivating performances and valuable feedback as Nsoromma Season 6 unfolds.

Tune in every Sunday at 3:00 pm to witness the next chapter of this musical journey and support these talented contestants on their path to musical stardom.

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