Eno Barony Calls For the introduction of 'Female Artiste Of The Year' TGMA Category

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Renowned Ghanaian rapper, Eno Barony, is calling for the institution of a 'Female Artiste of the Year' category at the Ghana Music Awards.

During an interview on Property FM, she expressed her conviction that this category would be a game-changer for women in the music industry.

Eno Barony believes that recognising female talent in a dedicated category would not only provide a much-needed boost but also create a more inclusive and equitable environment. She urged awards organisers to consider this proposal, stressing its potential to elevate the status of female artistes and enrich the Ghanaian music landscape.

She said: “Because that will augment our work and the craft of the females will feel appreciated and I know it’ll come. A lot of females keep coming into the music scene and that category will surely come just that we need the push from the media. There should be support for the females especially those in the rap game because the louder they become the more the category will be created for them”.

 She called for media support to help bring this category to fruition, arguing that increased recognition of female rappers is crucial.

“This will enhance our work and ensure that female talents are appreciated. More women are entering the music scene, and with media backing, this category will eventually be established,” she said.

Eno also appealed to the awards’ organizers to consider such a proposal, noting its potential to uplift female artists and enrich the Ghanaian music industry.

Eno Barony's advocacy for a 'Female Artiste of the Year' category at the Ghana Music Awards has sparked a necessary conversation about gender representation in the music industry. The lack of recognition for female artists has been a long-standing issue, and Eno Barony's proposal aims to address this gap. By introducing a dedicated category, the awards can acknowledge the contributions and achievements of female artists, providing a platform for them to shine.

In conclusion, the impact of this category would extend beyond the awards ceremony itself, as it would inspire a new generation of female musicians to pursue their dreams. Seeing themselves represented and celebrated would empower young women to break into the industry, fostering a more diverse and vibrant music scene. The category would challenge the existing gender biases and stereotypes, pushing the industry towards a more inclusive and equitable future.

 By working together, the music industry, media, and fans can create a more supportive and celebratory environment for female artists, ultimately enriching the Ghanaian music landscape. With Eno Barony's proposal, the time has come to recognize and honor the incredible contributions of female artists in Ghana.