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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.

Watch the performance below:

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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 7: Contestants pay tribute to George Darko with stellar performances

Dennis Adu — Thu, 11 Apr 2024 02:35:46 +0000

In the electrifying Week 7 of Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 6, contestants took fans down memory lane with soulful renditions of timeless classics by Ghanaian music legend George Darko.

Each performance was a testament to the contestants’ talent and passion for music, captivating the audience with their unique interpretations of Darko’s iconic songs.

Nsoromma star 1 Don kicked off the show with a nostalgic performance of George Darko’s ‘Naomi’, setting the stage for an unforgettable night of music.

Lee followed suit, enchanting the audience with ‘African Girl’ by George Darko, infusing the song with her own style and flair.

Next up was Beautiful, who delivered a mesmerizing performance of ‘Obi Abayewa’ by George Darko, showcasing her vocal prowess and stage presence.

Olivia Blessings continued to impress with her rendition of George Darko’s ‘Odo Soronko’, captivating the audience with her emotive delivery and powerful vocals.

Obofour brought his unique energy to the stage with ‘Money Palava’ by George Darko, delivering a dynamic performance that kept fans on the edge of their seats.

The night reached new heights with Ohemaa Perez’s powerful rendition of ‘Kaakyire Nua’ by George Darko, earning her praise from the judges for her exceptional talent and stage presence.

Dropping the curtain, Ghana Besiaba stole the spotlight with her performance of ‘Akoo te Brofo’ by George Darko, leaving judges and fans alike in awe of her vocal ability and charisma.

As the competition heats up, fans eagerly anticipate the next chapter in the journey of these young music stars.

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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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Nsoromma Season 6, Week 3: Bessa Simons’ debut, stunning performances, and Moku’s emotional eviction [Video]

Dennis Adu — Mon, 04 Mar 2024 15:21:17 +0000

The third week of Nsoromma Season 6 unfolded with a burst of talent and emotion as contestants vied for their chance to shine on the stage.

With the addition of esteemed musician, Bessa Simons as a guest judge, anticipation ran high as each performer sought to leave a lasting impression.

The evening commenced with Olivia Essuman‘s electrifying rendition of ‘Ozimzim’ by Marriott International.

Olivia Essuman

Her wild groove and unwavering composure captured the audience’s attention from the first note, earning her a standing ovation from judge Akosua Agyapong, who praised her performance as truly uplifting.

Following Olivia, Precious Baiden, known as ‘Ghana Besia Ba,’ took the stage with a soulful rendition of A. B. Crentsil’s beloved classic, ‘Juliana.’

Ghana Besiaba

Her impeccable delivery and emotional depth resonated with the audience, earning her commendation from Bessa Simons, who encouraged her to continue leading her band mates with excellence.

Samuel Angelo Acquah, or ‘Obofour,’ delivered a powerful performance of A. B. Crentil’s ‘Papa Samo’ hit, surprising judge Andy Dosty with his stage presence and vocal prowess.

Samuel’s dedication to his craft shone through, earning him praise from judge Akosua Agyapong, who promised him a special gift backstage.

Obofour

Throughout the night, the stage came alive with a diverse array of performances, each one showcasing the unique talents of the contestants.

Bridget Adjei Moku, also known as Nana Moku, brought her own flair to the stage with a spirited rendition of ‘Mansa Wo Mba’ by K Gyasi and the Noble Kings.

Nana Moku

nana Moku

Also, Lee Ann Ewurabena Koranteng energized the audience with her rendition of her grandfather, Bob Pinodo’s ‘Disco Dance.’

Lee Ann

Clara Aboagye, sister of ex-Nsoromma contestant Jenice Aboagye, delivered a soul-stirring performance of Eric Agyeman’s ‘Wo Nko Me Nko Anaa,’ earning praise from judge Andy Dosty for her stunning costume.

Clara Aboagye aka Beautiful

Caring Adjei Perez with stage name Ohemaa Perez followed up with A. B. Crentsil’s Angelina song. Bessa Simons lauded her and asked her to stick to Highlife since it will take her far.

Ohemaa Perez

Heartwell Akuffo, known by his stage name Akoma Pa, graced the stage with Felix Owusu’s timeless classic, ‘Okwantunyi,’ a song produced by none other than Bessa Simons himself.

Akoma Pa’s rendition captivated the audience with its soulful melody and heartfelt delivery, earning him accolades from the judges for his emotive performance.

Heartwell Akuffo aka Akoma Pa

Acheampong Osei Prosper, performing under the moniker Pros, brought the house down with his rendition of the popular highlife anthem, ‘W’aben,’ also by Felix Owusu.

Pros’ dynamic vocals and stage presence left a lasting impression on both the judges and the audience, who were swept away by the infectious energy of his performance.

Acheampong Osei Prosper, performing under the moniker Pros

Matilda Narh, known to her fans as Tilly Funky, took center stage with Asabea Cropper’s ‘Womaya,’ delivering a masterful performance that showcased her versatility as a vocalist.

The judges were particularly impressed by Tilly Funky’s ability to deepen her voice and convey the emotional depth of the song, earning her high praise for her artistry and impression.

Tilly Funky

Aseda Adjei Celestine, performing under the stage name Aseda, mesmerized the audience with her rendition of C. K. Mann’s ‘Medorwo.’

Aseda’s soulful vocals and heartfelt delivery resonated with the audience, evoking a sense of nostalgia for Ghanaian highlife music.

Judge Bessa Simons commended Aseda for her flawless performance, praising her for capturing the essence of the song with grace and finesse.

Aseda Adjei Celestine

Donald Asamoah Yawson, also known as 1 Don, brought the evening to a thrilling close with his performance of Western Diamonds’ ‘Passenger’ song.

1 Don’s electrifying stage presence and commanding vocals left the audience spellbound, earning him a well-deserved standing ovation from the crowd.

Judge Andy Dosty was so impressed by 1 Don’s performance that he presented him with a special gift as a token of appreciation for his outstanding talent and dedication.

1 Don

However, the night was not without its emotional moments, as Bridget Adjei Moku bid farewell to the competition after being evicted due to low votes.

Despite the disappointment of leaving the competition, Bridget’s talent and spirit will continue to inspire all who had the privilege of witnessing her performances.

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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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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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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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Bridget Adjei Moku kills ‘Tena Fie’ performance, graces Nsoromma Season 6 stage with elegance

Dennis Adu — Sun, 04 Feb 2024 19:30:04 +0000

In a standout performance on Nsoromma Season 6, Bridget Adjei Moku captivated the audience with her rendition of Kuami Eugene’s “Tena Fie.”

The vocal prowess and stage presence of the 12-year-old were evident, earning her commendation from the judges.

But, Judge Akosua Agyapong urged Bridget to refrain from excessive shouting ahead of her performances to safeguard her vocal cords.

Amidst the constructive feedback, Bridget’s choice of a fancy outfit added an extra layer of charm to her performance, enhancing the overall appeal of her stage presence.

The dynamic lineup of Group A, comprising 15 ambitious young talents between the ages of 8 to 13, includes Bridget Adjei Moku, who continues to leave a lasting impression on the Nsoromma stage.

Nsoromma Season 6 promises an array of talented contestants, featuring five males and 25 females, all ready to showcase their musical prowess and compete for the coveted title. As the competition unfolds, viewers can anticipate more enchanting performances and the emergence of new musical stars.

Stay tuned every Sunday at 3:00 pm to witness the next chapter of Nsoromma Season 6 and follow the exciting journeys of these young, aspiring musicians.

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Nsoromma Season 6: Yaa Nyarko Blankson sparks frenzy with crowd-engaging performance

Dennis Adu — Sun, 04 Feb 2024 18:01:30 +0000

Yaa Nyarko Blankson, the third performer of the evening on Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 6, got the audience singing along to the infectious rhythm of Mr Drew’s “Case.”

The 11-year-old contestant demonstrated her stage presence and charisma, engaging the crowd with a performance that resonated with many.

Judge Akosua Agyapong showered praise on Yaa Nyarko Blankson, commending her for captivating the audience and getting them involved in the performance.

However, in her constructive feedback, Akosua Agyapong noted that, Yaa Nyarko Blankson sounded a bit tired during the performance and urged her to focus on improving her stamina in the coming weeks.

The dynamic line-up of contestants in Group A, featuring 15 ambitious young talents between the ages of 8 to 13, highlights the rich diversity of musical abilities showcased in Nsoromma Season 6.

Yaa Nyarko Blankson’s vibrant and engaging performance adds to the excitement, setting the stage for a competition filled with energy and talent.

As Nsoromma Season 6 unfolds, viewers can anticipate more outstanding performances and witness the growth and development of these young musical prodigies.

Stay tuned every Sunday at 3:00 pm to witness the next chapter of this musical journey and discover which contestant will emerge as the winner of Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 6.

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Adom TV Nsoromma Season 6 launched with 30 contestants

Abigail Bonney — Sun, 28 Jan 2024 20:25:07 +0000

The highly-anticipated launch of Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 6 has brought together a pool of 30 exceptionally talented contestants ready to embark on a competitive musical journey.

Following a rigorous selection process that includes intensive auditions, the final 30 contestants were selected from across Ghana.

As the competition intensifies, these contestants are set to captivate audiences with their musical prowess and vie for the coveted title of Nsoromma Season 6 winner.

At the launch which took place at the foyer of the West Hills Mall on Sunday, January 28, 2024, Channel Manager, Paa Kwesi Ackom, said the season will bring an all-new experience.

The competition is in three distinct phases, with the first 15 contestants taking the stage for the first show.

This is an opportunity for the contestants to demonstrate their unique talents and justify their inclusion in the competition.

The second set of contestants will join the following week.

After that, 12 contestants will be chosen to start the main competition.

Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 6 promises viewers an engaging and enthralling experience, with the competition airing every Sunday at 3:30 pm.

Audiences can expect a showcase of talent, determination, and the emergence of a deserving champion.

Adom TV’s Nsoromma season 6 kicks off in grand style with stellar acts from Abrantie

Abigail Bonney — Sun, 28 Jan 2024 18:59:08 +0000

Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 6 launch witnessed an explosive opening by none other than the seasoned winner of Season 3, Abrantie.

The talented artiste, who has left an indelible mark on the hearts of fans, took the stage, setting the tone for what promises to be a spectacular season.

Nsoromma’s Abrantie takes the stage during Season 6 launch at West Hills Mall

Abrantie, having won the Nsoromma crown three years ago, proved that his musical prowess has only grown with time.

He opened the show with a soulful rendition of Daddy Lumba’s ‘Odo Nti,” and the audience were on their feet, soaking in the nostalgia of Abrantie’s mesmerizing voice.

Abrantie followed up with a performance of Kelvynboy’s ‘Vero’ which he ‘killed’ with his impressive dance moves.

The highlight of Abrantie’s performance was a heartfelt tribute to his mentor, Kuami Eugene.

He performed the trending song ‘Monica’ and he paid homage to the invaluable guidance and influence of his mentor.

The audience, fully engaged, celebrated this touching moment in musical camaraderie.

Victor Twum Ampofo ignites Nsoromma Season 6 launch with superb performance

Abigail Bonney — Sun, 28 Jan 2024 18:39:04 +0000

The launch of Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 6 not only welcomed back the seasoned champion Victor Twum Ampofo, but he also treated the audience to an unforgettable performance.

The two-time winner sent the audience back to the magic that crowned him champion in the previous seasons with his rendition of Akwaboah and Cina Soul’s ‘Obiaa’.

The nostalgia in the air was palpable as he skillfully sang the song with a voice choked with confidence.

Victor Twum Ampofo took the opportunity to perform his own song, “I No Dey Talk,” delivering a warning to fair-weather friends.

His message was clear – he might not speak much, but he would swiftly react when pushed to the wall.

Sealing the performance with a song by King Promise, “Terminator,” Victor Twum Ampofo left an indelible mark on the stage as he showcased his versatility and musical prowess.

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Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 6 launch set to electrify West Hills Mall with top musical talents [Video]

Dennis Adu — Tue, 23 Jan 2024 14:25:50 +0000

Music enthusiasts and fans of Adom TV‘s Nsoromma are gearing up for an exciting event as Season 6 is set to launch at West Hills Mall on January 28th at 3:30 pm.

The highly-anticipated event will showcase the top 30 contestants from various regions, with eliminations leading up to the final 10.

The launch promises to be a star-studded affair, with performances by some of Ghana’s top music acts, including Obaapa Christy and Keche.

Past Nsoromma winners, including Righteous Vandyke, Victor Twum Ampofo, and Abrantie, will also take the stage to entertain the crowd, adding a touch of nostalgia and celebrating the success of the show’s past events.

Nsoromma has been a flagship program for Adom TV since its inception, providing a platform for young music talents to showcase their skills, be tested, and ultimately crowned winners.

The show not only serves as a stepping stone for these budding artistes but also cements their place in the music industry by offering them significant opportunities for performance and promotion.

The ultimate prizes awarded to the winners go a long way in boosting their careers and propelling them into the limelight.

With the show hosted by the talented Jerry Justice, this year’s Nsoromma promises to be out of this world, offering a unique blend of talent, entertainment, and competition.

Fans are encouraged to arrive early to avoid traffic and ensure they don’t miss a moment of the excitement.

The launch is just the beginning of what is expected to be a thrilling and unforgettable season.

Nsoromma – Yerehyeren!

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