Mzbel

Awards & Honours

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Mzbel's career is marked by her role as a trailblazer for women in Ghanaian hiplife. She was one of the first female artists in the genre to achieve mainstream success with explicitly provocative lyrics, paving the way for later generations. Her debut single '16 Years' remains one of the most iconic and controversial songs in Ghanaian music history. Beyond music, her appointment as a global ambassador for people with disabilities highlights her commitment to social causes, and her successful transition into radio and business demonstrates her versatility and resilience.

AwardsMzbel's trophy case includes a Ghana Music Award for Best Hiplife Song, which she won in 2006 for 'Awoso.' She has also received recognition at the Ghana Movie Awards, winning Best Supporting Actress for her role in a film. While she has not accumulated a large number of major international awards, her influence in Ghanaian music and culture is undeniable.

Honours & Distinctions

Global Ambassador for People with Disabilities

United Nations-affiliated program·2021

Appointed to advocate for the rights and inclusion of persons with disabilities globally.

Records & Feats

First female hiplife artist to have a song banned from radio in Ghana

Career Milestone·2004

Her debut single '16 Years' was banned by several radio stations due to its explicit content, making her the first female hiplife artist to face such a ban.