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Award-winning gospel musician, MOG Music says he is ready to help his colleagues with the little connections he has to help push Ghanaian music. Speaking in an interview with Andy Dosty on Daybreak Hitz, the ‘Be Lifted’ hitmaker who has recently made some strides overseas mentioned that Ghanaian music needs to be heard worldwide. According to him, he believes he has been able to reach the American market which he believes is the highest pinnacle of marketing as far as music is concerned. “It is the highest pinnacle of marketing when it comes to music and I think it will…

Nana Yaw Boakye, better known as MOG Music, a contemporary gospel singer, has revealed how he was rejected by an investor for not being a credible brand. He recounted in an interview monitored by Amansan Krakye of MyNewsGh.com, “I remember very well that earlier in my career, I went to people to help me and people turned me down that we don’t give money for these things. MOG said he was walked out of someone's office over claims that he (MOG) has brand issues. “I went to somebody who said he likes my worship then and I went to his office to support…

Award-winning Ghanaian Gospel musician, MOG Music, has revealed how much he charges companies and corporate organisations to perform at their events. “To perform at a show, if it’s a corporate event, our bill is between Gh¢100,000, a company doing a program, and you want MOG to honor the occasion”, he disclosed. Speaking on Cape Coast-based Property FM monitored by Amansan Krakye, the singer said he however does not charge to perform at churches. “When let’s say the pastor invites me to perform at a church, my rule about churches is that I don’t charge to perform at churches,” he told DJ Popo in a…

Gospel Musician, MOG has disclosed that he nearly gave up on music at a point in his life. Speaking on EVibes with Becky, MOG said he had to empty his accounts to fund his career, but the money was not sufficient. According to him, he had to leave Ghana to go and work in a different country as a security man for months to be able to repay a loan he took from his father and fund his third album, ‘Better Me’ “It got to a time, I was worn out and felt that this was not the right thing for me…