VGMA 2010 Winners
The Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) is one of the biggest events in the Ghanaian music industry. It is an annual awards ceremony that recognizes the achievements of Ghanaian musicians and their contributions to the music industry. The VGMA has been in existence since 2000, and every year, it honors the best musicians in the country. In this post, we will take a look at the winners of the VGMA 2010.
- Artiste of the Year – Sarkodie
Sarkodie won the Artiste of the Year award at the VGMA 2010. This was a significant achievement for the rapper, who had released his debut album, “Makye,” the previous year. The album was well-received by fans and critics alike and featured hit songs such as “Push,” “Chat With You,” and “Baby.” Sarkodie’s win was a testament to his hard work and dedication to his craft.
- Best New Artiste of the Year – D-Cryme
D-Cryme won the Best New Artiste of the Year award at the VGMA 2010. The rapper had burst onto the scene with his hit song, “Kill Me Shy,” which was an instant hit with music lovers in Ghana. D-Cryme’s unique style and delivery set him apart from his peers, and his win was well-deserved.
- Song of the Year – “Kotomoshi” by 4×4
“Kotomoshi” by 4×4 won the Song of the Year award at the VGMA 2010. The song was a massive hit in Ghana and was played in clubs and on radio stations across the country. 4×4’s win was a testament to their unique sound and ability to produce music that resonated with Ghanaians.
- Album of the Year – “Makye” by Sarkodie
Sarkodie’s debut album, “Makye,” won the Album of the Year award at the VGMA 2010. The album was a commercial success and helped to cement Sarkodie’s place as one of the most talented rappers in Ghana. “Makye” featured collaborations with some of Ghana’s biggest artists, including Kwaw Kese and Sway, and showcased Sarkodie’s lyrical prowess.
- Best Collaboration of the Year – “Move” by Becca ft. Kwabena Kwabena
“Move” by Becca featuring Kwabena Kwabena won the Best Collaboration of the Year award at the VGMA 2010. The song was a massive hit and showcased Becca’s vocal range and Kwabena Kwabena’s soulful voice. Their collaboration was a match made in heaven, and the award was well-deserved.
Here is a list of all the winners
- Artist of the Year — Sarkodie
- Most Popular Song Of The Year — Simple by Bradez
- Discovery Of The Year — Sarkodie
- Hip Hop/Hiplife Song Of The Year — You Dey Craze by Ayigbe Edem
- Hip Hop/Hiplife Artist Of The Year — Sarkodie
- Gospel Song Of The Year — Ayeyi Ndwom by DSP Kofi Sarpong
- Gospel Artist Of The Year — 0hema Mercy
- Highlife Song Of The Year — Kotosa by Wutah
- Highlife Artist Of The Year — Kofi B
- Afro-Pop Song Of The Year — World Trade Centre by 4×4
- Reggae Song Of The Year — Jah Will Be There Wutah
- Best Collaboration Of The Year —Kasiebo by Obrafour & Guru
- Best Rapper Of The Year — Sarkodie
- African Artiste Of The Year — Wande Coal
- Record Of The Year — Daa Ke Daa by Becca
- Album Of The Year — Makye by Sarkodie
- Song Writer Of The Year — Daa Ke Daa by Akwaboa Jnr
- Best Male Vocal Performance — PV Of Wutah Fame
- Best Female Vocal Performance — Becca
- Best Music Video -Breathe — Kwaku T and D-Black
- Producer of the Year — Richie of Lynx Entertainment
- World Bank Music for Development Award — School Dey Be by Asem
- Instrumentalist of the year — Kwame Yeboah
- Traditional artist of the year — John Osei Korankye
- MUSIGA Merit Award — Abinfour Nana Yeboah (KK Number 2)
In conclusion, the VGMA 2010 was a great event that celebrated the achievements of Ghanaian musicians. Sarkodie’s win as the Artiste of the Year was a significant achievement, and his debut album, “Makye,” was a standout project. D-Cryme, 4×4, Becca, and Kwabena Kwabena also had great wins, and their contributions to the music industry in Ghana cannot be understated. The VGMA continues to be a significant event in the Ghanaian music industry, and we look forward to seeing more talented artists honored in the years to come.
