Samini yuori meŋa la Emmanuel Andrews Sammini 22 December 1981 la ka ba dɔge o Accra a Ghana tenkpɔŋ puoŋ. O deɛne yuori la a Samini, lɛ ka gyamaa baŋ o (Saŋa na ba da boɔloo Batman Samini), o eɛ Ghana Reggae, Dance hall yiele naŋ yi Wa, Ghana poɔ. O kɔkɔre ane a yiele o naŋ ŋmera noma la yaga. O maŋ yeli ka a o yieloŋ e la "African dance hall". Ashanti International da la noba o be ba naŋ daŋ toŋ a yiele toma, ka ba maŋ soŋ ka a o yie me yi yeŋe. Samini pampana taa la o meŋa yiele ŋmɛ jie o naŋ sonna o meŋa aneŋ yieli yielbe mine.[1][2][3][4]
Sex or gender | male |
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Country of citizenship | Ghana |
Given name | Emmanuel, Andrews |
Family name | Sammini |
Date of birth | 22 December 1981 |
Place of birth | Accra |
Languages spoken, written or signed | English |
Occupation | musician |
Work period (start) | 1999 |
Genre | dancehall |
Official website | http://www.saminionline.com |
Samini taa la yiele lantaa albums ayɔpoi ka jaa nyɛ daa yaga. O yuori naŋ yi yaga yi la o yieluŋ fɔrɔ o naŋ daŋ ŋmɛ ka a yelzu e Linda, o puoriŋ ka o la ŋmɛ yiele yaga.
13 December 2018 Wa Naa zegele la Samini naaloŋ a Wa paaloŋ poɔ. A nayuori o naŋ ko o la "Pebilii Naa".[5]
Sammini naŋ da nyɛ yuomo pie ane anaahe la ka o piili yiele ŋmendieŋ kɔya puoŋ. Bela ka o e feefee a wa lɛu a Ghana yieli yielbe karaa kaŋa 1999 puoŋ o neŋ a yieli yiele kaŋa naŋ was laŋ ŋmɛ yieluŋ. A o yiele lammo naŋ ko o yuori yaga la , Dankwasere, 2004 puo la ka o yi gbaŋgbale; Ana la yiele nobo naŋ da kyɛllɛ yaga a yuoni na puoŋ a juŋ o da nyɛ pugibu a yi Ghana Music Awards deme jie, o da nyɛ la kyɔɔtaare ayi. A album ŋa poɔŋ a la ka o yeli fɔrɔfɔrɔ Linda be. Samini aneŋ a tendaa yieli yielbe yaga ŋmɛ la yiele ba mine la Sean Paul, Akon, Kevin Little, Shaggy, Wayne Wonder, Damian Marley, Bennie Man, Jay-Z, Chaka Demus & Pliers, Culture (Joseph Hill)(naŋ page kuuri) ane Steel Pulse. Ona, Steel Pulse ane Etana naŋ yi Jamaica laŋ la taa ŋmɛ yieluŋ Ghana Nova yoŋ naane bar Samini paaloŋ bɛra aŋa UK, Germany, Italy, Canada, ane the Netherlands 🇳🇱 noba bare o la ka o yɔ jiihi yaga meŋ.O na la da nyɛ "Best African Act" 2006 MOBO Awɔɔde saŋa Anaŋ wa de a o alobɔm ayi soba yi gbaŋgbale Samini, da nyɛ la awɔɔderi ata 2007 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards.Fɛboɔre 2008 puoŋ, Samini la di a Ghana jaa yieli ŋmɛ karaa "African Artiste of the Year" award a Headies. A o alobɔm a yuori la Dagaati2008 puoŋ ka o meŋ yi. O naŋ was yi neŋ o alobɔm ayɔpoi soba 22 Desembare 2018 ka a yelzu UNTAMED ka o di Reggaeville 2018, Album a yuoni na puoŋ.
O yiele lammbu ane a yuoni a naŋ e ka a yi
editStudio alobɔm
edit- Dankwasere (2004)
- Samini (2007)
- Dagaati (2008)
- C.E.O (2010)
- Next Page (2013)
- Breaking News (2015)
- Untamed (2018)
O yiele mine ane kyɔɔtaare/yuori o naŋ nyɛ a poɔ
edit- 2006 MTV Europe Music Awards 2006 – Best African Act
- 2008 MTV Africa Music Awards – Best Performer
- Black Canadian Awards 2014– Best International Act
- Ghana Music Awards 2014– Artist of the Year
- Ghana Music Awards 2014– Reggae Dance hall Song (scatter bad mind)
- Ghana Music Awards 2011– Artist of the Year
- Ghana Music Awards 2011 – Afro Pop Song of the Year
- Ghana Music Awards 2011– Album of the Year
- Ghana Music Awards 2012– Reggae Song of the Year
- IRWM Awards- Best African Entertainer
- Bass Awards 2013– Most Popular Dance hall Song
- Bass Awards 2013– Best Collaboration (Time Bomb ft wiz kid)
- Bass Awards 2013– Best Dance hall Music Video
- MOAMA Awards 2010– Best African album
- Ghana DJ Awards- Song of the Year 2010
- Ghana Music Awards UK 2018 – Reggae/Dance hall song of the year
- Ghana music awards UK 2019-Special recognition award
- Ghana Music Awards 2020-Reggae/Dance hall artist of the year
- Ghana Music Awards 2021- Reggae/Dance hall song of the year
Sommo Yijiihi
edit- ↑ "Batman Samini". Click Afrique. 7 October 2006. Retrieved 16 June 2009
- ↑ "Batman Samini". Modern Ghana. 10 December 2006. Retrieved 16 June 2009
- ↑ Nyarko, Scholastica (25 August 2007). "Batman Samini in line for another int'l music award". The Statesman. Archived from the original on 12 December 2007. Retrieved 16 June 2009.
- ↑ Debrah, Ameyaw (8 February 2009). "Ghana artist performs at US show". Africa News. Archived from the original on 10 February 2009. Retrieved 16 June 2009.
- ↑ "Samini enskinned as chief in his hometown [Photos]". Citi Newsroom. 13 December 2018. Retrieved 15 April 2019