Can Ghana Handle The Heat Renner Is Bringing After A Victorious 2016?

Dancehall is one genre of music which has gained Ghana a notch on the international music scene. With a BET win, Grammy Awards nomination and the up-spring of many new acts, we can confidently and vividly conclude it has really come to stay.

Renner is one talent Ghanaians must look out for when it comes to great dancehall tunes and performances. Born Mercy Renner, she started she started her music carrier somewhere 2015 and has since shown no signs of slowing down.

Her first ever single, ‘I Pray’ which she released under her current record label Gymoff Hit Factory Ghana(GHG) paved a massive way for her to work with other industry acts like TeePhlow, Eye Judah,Tsoobi, Koo Ntakra, Freda Rymez and Jamaican dancehall diva, Latty J.

Though young in the industry, Renner has fed her fans with hit singles; No Sir Refix,High On You, Slaughter, Talk To Di Hand and her latest banger Parkie. A plus to her soothing voice is her ability to pull crowd, thus her participation in Chalewote Festival, Saminifest, Sabolai Radio Music Festival, Dancemania, JamJam and many more all in 2016.

Renner giving her speech after receiving the Best Female Vocalist Award

Her hard work throughout the year paid off as she proudly wrapped up the year winning the envious ‘Female Vocalist Of The Year’ award at the just ended Central Music Awards in Cape Coast. An all-emotional Renner on receiving the award appreciated the organizers of the event, her fans and advised her fellow industry players to help push music coming from the Central Region far.

She climaxed her evening with an energetic performance which got all the patrons of the event on their feet. It has indeed been a good 2016 for beautiful Renner. We’re hoping 2017 and beyond will be the best years in her carrier.

 

Renner’s performing at the Central Music Awards 2016

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