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Ghanaian-American singer Moliy has made history after earning a nomination at the 52nd American Music Awards (AMAs), becoming the first Ghanaian to be recognised in the Best Afrobeats Artist category.
The nomination places Moliy among some of the biggest names in African music, including Burna Boy, Rema, Wizkid and Tyla, highlighting her growing influence on the global music scene.
The 24 year-old singer, known for her unique blend of Afrobeats, alté and global pop sounds, rose to international prominence with her breakout feature on Amaarae’s 2020 hit Sad Girlz Luv Money. The remix of the song, featuring Kali Uchis, became a global success, charting on the Billboard Hot 100 and introducing her to a wider international audience.
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Since then, she has continued to build her career with a distinctive sound and style, earning recognition for her artistry and stage presence. Her music often blends Ghanaian influences with contemporary global trends, making her one of the new-generation African artists gaining international attention.
Although still early in her career, Moliy has received nominations and recognition across various platforms, particularly for her role in Sad Girlz Luv Money, which earned critical acclaim and award nominations, including recognition at international music award schemes.
The American Music Awards, one of the world’s biggest fan-voted music award shows, celebrate outstanding achievements in the music industry. The scheme honours top artists, albums, songs and emerging talents across multiple genres, reflecting the evolving global music landscape.
Moliy’s nomination is not only a personal milestone but also a significant moment for Ghanaian music, as it signals increasing global recognition for the country’s artists.
Her presence in the Best Afrobeats Artist category underscores the expanding reach of African music and the role of emerging talents in shaping its future on the world stage.
