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Juls and Olivetheboy join global line-up of artists releasing music with NATURE ahead of COP30 in Brazil. The platform will enable more Ghanaian artists to feature nature in their music while supporting conservation efforts in Africa. Sounds Right expands globally, opening submissions to all musicians with 50:50 royalty share between artist and NATURE. Over 26 million people have listened to NATURE so far, contributing to an additional $400,000 for Indigenous- and community-led conservation. NATURE is now open for collaboration. The global initiative Sounds Right today launches a world-first platform that lets any artist officially feature NATURE as a recording artist on their music, sharing their royalties to fund conservation. Following last year’s launch of NATURE as an off...

Music sensation King Paluta delivered a memorable performance at Ghana's 68th Independence Anniversary concert at O2 Indigo, London, United Kingdom. Organised by Alordia Promotions and Akwaaba UK, the concert did not only celebrate Ghana’s independence but also served as a platform for showcasing Ghanaian culture through music. King Paluta, who took the stage at the O2 Indigo, mesmerised the audience with a remarkable performance that showcased his ruthless singing abilities. He began his performance with his renowned "Aseda" single, which caused the lighters to go up in the arena and spectators to mimic every word in the song. King Paluta then performed various songs from his recently released "Give Time Some Time" CD, which included "For the Popping," "Makoma," and othe...

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Sounds Right Launches World-First Platform That Lets Any Artist Officially Feature Nature On Their Music And Fund Conservation

King Paluta shuts down O2 Indigo with breathtaking performance featuring R2Bees, OlivetheBoy