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US Vice President Music Playlist: Sarkodie, Blacko, Kuami Eugene, M3nsa Feature Massively
A host of Ghanaian artistes have been featured on a playlist curated by visiting US Vice President Kamala Harris for her ongoing trip to Africa.
The 25-song playlist features songs by among others, Sarkodie, Black Sherif, Kuami Eugene and M3nsa.
The list also included Ghanaian-American artists like Amaarae, Moses Sumney, Moliy.
Artistes from Zambia and Tanzania where the vice president is scheduled to visit as part of her trip are also featured on her travel playlist.
The trip to Africa by the US vice president kicked off on Sunday, March 26, 2023, with her arrival in Ghana.
She is scheduled to spend three days in Ghana before leaving for Tanzania on Wednesday and Zambia on Friday before returning to the U.S. on Sunday.
On Monday, the first female vice president of US visited Vibrate Space, a Ghanaian music workstation that local collective Surf Ghana opened last October with audio recording, mixing, mastering and editing equipment, along with consultations and Masterclass sessions.
She met local artists including Black Sherif who has been featured on her playlist at the music workstation.
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A host of Ghanaian artistes have been featured on a playlist curated by visiting US Vice President Kamala Harris for her ongoing trip to Africa.
The 25-song playlist features songs by among others, Sarkodie, Black Sherif, Kuami Eugene and M3nsa.
The list also included Ghanaian-American artists like Amaarae, Moses Sumney, Moliy.
Artistes from Zambia and Tanzania where the vice president is scheduled to visit as part of her trip are also featured on her travel playlist.
The trip to Africa by the US vice president kicked off on Sunday, March 26, 2023, with her arrival in Ghana.
She is scheduled to spend three days in Ghana before leaving for Tanzania on Wednesday and Zambia on Friday before returning to the U.S. on Sunday.
On Monday, the first female vice president of US visited Vibrate Space, a Ghanaian music workstation that local collective Surf Ghana opened last October with audio recording, mixing, mastering and editing equipment, along with consultations and Masterclass sessions.
She met local artists including Black Sherif who has been featured on her playlist at the music workstation.