Ghanaian Culture Ambassador and CEO of the Guba Network Akosua Dentaa Amoateng MBE is encouraging local music creators to join the Recording Academy to ensure stronger representation for African artistes at the Grammy Awards.
She shared the call to action on her Instagram page urging fellow artistes, songwriters, producers, engineers, and music creators to seize the opportunity to make their voices heard.
“Let’s all join the Recording Academy so we can vote for our people,” Dentaa wrote.
She emphasised that the more Ghanaian and African creatives are part of the Academy, the greater their influence in shaping recognition of African culture, music, and excellence on a global stage.
Dentaa also provided a clear guide for applying for membership:
Follow the step-by-step application guide
Obtain two recommendations from existing members
Submit your application by March 1 (no extensions)
Interested music creators can apply via the official link here: https://members.recordingacademy.com/s/member-info?language=en_US&tabset-74dfc=2
Dentaa highlighted that increased membership among African artists will strengthen their collective voice in the Grammy voting process, ensuring that the continent’s talent and cultural contributions are properly recognized and celebrated.
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