Boomplay Releases 2023 Songs And Artist Recap

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Boomplay, Africa's premier music streaming and download platform, has released its highly anticipated _Boomplay Recap 2023_, showcasing insightful data on music consumption and streaming trends for the year. This report, marked with #BoomplayRecap2023, offers a detailed overview of music streaming data, focusing on country-specific, artist-specific, and user-based insights for 2023.

In 2023, Boomplay's music catalog expanded to a remarkable 120 million songs, featuring talents from over 10 million artists and supported by 7500+ content providers. The report also highlights the most popular music genres on the platform, such as Afrofusion, Afrobeats, Amapiano, Gospel, Gengentone, and HipHop & Rap.

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Ghana's Music Highlights

The _Boomplay Recap 2023_ for Ghana presents compelling insights into the country's music scene. Notable mentions include the top male and female artists, rising talents, most streamed songs, and albums. Here are some highlights from the Ghanaian music scene according to Boomplay's 2023 Recap:

Top Male Artists:

1. Black Sherif

2. Sarkodie

3. Stonebwoy

Top Female Artists:

1. Wendy Shay

2. Diana Hamilton

3. Gyakie

Top Rising Artists:

- Banzy Banero

- OlivetheBoy

- Skyface SDW

Most Streamed Songs:

1. "Country Side" - Sarkodie ft. Black Sherif

2. "Konongo Zongo" - Black Sherif

3. "Oh Paradise" - Black Sherif

Most Streamed Albums:

1. "The Villain I Never Was" - Black Sherif

2. "Jamz" - Sarkodie

3. "5th Dimension" - Stonebwoy


The complete _Boomplay Recap 2023_ for Ghana and other African countries can be accessed on the Boomplay app. Additionally, users can expect to find specially curated playlists across various categories, genres, and artists, further enhancing the music streaming experience. Excitingly, Boomplay Recap for Artists 2023 and personalized My Boomplay Recap 2023 (Recap for Users) are set to be unveiled soon, offering deeper insights into artist trends and user-specific music consumption.

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About Boomplay

Boomplay stands as an Africa-focused music streaming and download service, offering millions of songs, videos, and entertainment news. With over 90 million monthly active users (MAU) and a vast catalog of 120 million songs from around the world, Boomplay continues to be a leading force in the music streaming landscape. The platform is accessible globally on mobile devices through the Google Play Store for Android, App Store for iOS, and also via the web at www.boomplay.com. The company's regional offices in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and Tanzania signify its commitment to serving the diverse music scenes across the continent.

READ ALSO: Yaw Tog Releases "Tonight," His Second Single Of The Year

With its yearly recap, Boomplay not only showcases the vibrant music culture of Ghana but also provides a glimpse into the diverse and flourishing music landscapes across the African continent. It remains an invaluable tool for artists, music enthusiasts, and industry professionals in tracking and celebrating the ever-evolving music trends of the region.

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