British-Ghanaian artists who have won historic global awards

Derek Andrew Safo, known as Sway, born to Ghanaian parents Beatrice and Alhaji, is a British rapper. He gained fame with his debut album, "This Is My Demo," in 2006.

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Ian Greenidge, also known as Donae’o, of Ghanaian and Guyanese descent, rose to fame with his global hit "Party Hard" in 2009.

Nana Richard Abiona, better known as Fuse ODG, blends various musical styles to create a unique sound. His hits "Antenna" and "Azonto" propelled him to fame.

Errol Kojo Bellot, professionally known as Kojo Funds, coined the term "Afroswing." He gained recognition for his genre-blending music.

Irving Ampofo Adjei, known as Headie One, is credited as a pioneer of the UK drill scene. His collaborations include tracks with Stormzy and Drake.

Dylan Kwabena Mills, known as Dizzee Rascal, a pioneer of grime music, has released seven albums and collaborated with artists like Shakira and Skepta.

Kwasi Esono Danquah III, known as Tinchy Stryder, is a pioneer of grime music. He has collaborated with artists such as Fuse, ODG, and Taio Cruz.

Isaac Borquaye, known as Guvna B, is a rapper, author, and broadcaster who has won several awards for his gospel music.

Maxwell Owusu Ansah, known as Lethal Bizzle, enjoyed success as a solo artist after his stint with the More Fire Crew. He has collaborated with artists like Stormzy and Twista.