Joyce Blessing

Ghanaian gospel singer Joyce Blessing has disclosed plans to get married again after her divorce from her ex-manager, Dave Joy. Speaking to Andy Dosty on Daybreak Hitz, she said in an assertive tone, “I will definitely marry again, I am still young.” When asked if she is currently dating, she explained that she is not ready to speak on that aspect of her life yet, deeming it confidential. She added, “If there is any lady out there who doesn’t have men approaching her for a relationship, then they should consider it a problem.” The singer explained that many men have approached her,…

Royalties are crucial for musicians, providing them with earnings from the use of their creative works, such as songs played on the radio, streamed online, or used in public performances. In Ghana, the Ghana Music Rights Organization (GHAMRO) is responsible for collecting and distributing these royalties to artists. However, the system has faced criticism over the years, with many artists expressing dissatisfaction with the transparency and amounts received. Contemporary Ghanaian gospel musician, Joyce blessing has disclosed that she’s received only Gh1,200 from GHAMRO  in her 10 years of doing music in the country. Speaking in an exclusive interview on GHONE TV,…

Popular Ghanaian gospel artiste, Joyce Blessing, has slammed critics who claim her new song, ‘Victory’, isn't spiritual because it was written by highlife musician, Kuami Eugene. According to her, such sentiments would rather create enmity between secular artistes and gospel artistes. Speaking to Graphic Showbiz, Joyce Blessing claimed that all talents are created by God, and as such, it is wrong to assume that secular artistes are influenced by Satan. To buttress her points, Joyce Blessing wondered why she is being criticized when Christians still patronize items manufactured by ‘worldly’ people. “From my understanding of the Word, God is the creator of everything including talents.…

Award winning gospel artiste Joyce Blessing is advising young women who want to venture into gospel music to be humble since that was a major key to unlocking their success. “Humility is very important so my advice to them is that they should be humble, they should be willing to learn and also work hard to make money. “If they are lucky to have someone sponsor them, that is fine otherwise, they will have to work hard to push their works very far,” she told Graphic Showbiz in an interview recently. Gospel musicians these days have been accused of being too…