Renner, a talented Ghanaian artist in the reggae, dancehall, and Afrobeats genres, recently expressed her disappointment with the lack of female representation in the reggae/dancehall category of the 25th Telecel Ghana Music Awards. In an interview on Joy FM’s Showbiz is A-Z, she emphasized the importance of including female acts to promote diversity and support up-and-coming artists.
Renner called for greater support for women in the music industry, stating that there are many talented female artists who deserve recognition. She highlighted the need for media and award schemes to promote and uplift young and emerging talents. Renner emphasized the importance of inclusivity and representation, suggesting that at least one or two female artists should be included in the reggae/dancehall category.
The current nominees in the Reggae/Dancehall category for the Telecel Ghana Music Awards include Epixode, Ras Kuuku, Stonebwoy, and Samini. Renner, known for her versatility in experimenting with different music genres, is committed to elevating her craft to a global standard.
Renner’s manager, Iddriss Yussif, shared her dedication to expanding her reach and collaborating with international artists. In 2022, Renner collaborated with Jamaican music duo Chakademus & Pliers on a refix of ‘Young Gyal Business’. She has also worked with Ghanaian artists such as Konkarah Jahvybz, Wakayna, and Eye Judah.
In the previous year, Renner, under the management of RNY Music led by Iddriss Yussif, released a 3-piece EP titled ‘Never Stop Try’. Her creative and dynamic approach to music has gained her recognition both locally and internationally.
Overall, Renner’s advocacy for female representation and support for emerging talents in the music industry highlights the need for inclusivity and diversity in recognizing and promoting Ghanaian artists. Her passion for elevating her craft and collaborating with diverse talents showcases her commitment to making a significant impact in the music scene.
