Ghana’s leading radio station, Adom FM, continues to set the pace in entertainment, proudly positioning itself as the heartbeat of highlife music.
Committed to celebrating longevity and preserving the golden sounds of Ghanaian music, the station used this year’s Adom Strictly Highlife to honour icons who have kept the genre alive over the decades.
In a special citation segment, three highlife legends were recognised for their outstanding contributions to entertaining fans and promoting the genre.
Akosua Agyapong, whose voice and music have defined generations, was celebrated for her unmatched impact on Ghanaian highlife. Her enduring hits and inspiring career have made her a pillar of the genre, and the citation reflected her lasting influence on both fans and fellow musicians.
Adane Best, recognised for keeping highlife fresh and vibrant over the years, also received a citation. His timeless songs and dynamic performances continue to captivate audiences, highlighting his role in preserving Ghana’s musical heritage.
Completing the honours was the legendary Samuel Owusu, appearing for the second time at Adom Strictly Highlife. Known for blending the nostalgia of 90s highlife with contemporary energy, he was cited for his dedication to the genre and his ability to connect with fans across generations.
Through these honours, Adom FM reinforced its commitment to sustaining highlife and recognising the artists who make Ghanaian music unforgettable. The station continues to lead in celebrating legends, inspiring emerging talent, and ensuring that highlife remains a vibrant part of Ghana’s cultural identity.
