Music Distribution in Ghana

Whether you make Highlife, Hiplife, Ghana's own Afrobeats or Gospel, ORB Entertainment delivers your release to Spotify, Apple Music, Boomplay, Audiomack and 150+ stores. You pay in Ghana Cedi (GHS) and withdraw your royalties to your Ghanaian bank — no dollar account required.

From Highlife to global stages

Ghana's sound runs deep — Highlife and Hiplife laid the foundation, and today Accra and Kumasi artists drive a Ghanaian take on Afrobeats and Gospel that travels far beyond West Africa. Boomplay and Audiomack carry that music to listeners across the region, and ORB delivers you to both as primary stores.

Too many Ghanaian artists hit a payment wall with distributors that demand dollar cards and pay into foreign accounts. ORB is different: you subscribe in Cedi and your earnings come back to you in Cedi, withdrawn straight to your local bank.

What you need to release from Ghana

Have these ready and you can be live within 7–15 days:

An ORB account (free to start, with your first release included)

Your mastered audio — WAV is preferred for the best store quality

Square cover art at 3000×3000 pixels with no logos or web addresses

Accurate song titles, songwriter names and your chosen release date

A Ghanaian bank account to withdraw your royalties in Cedi

Why Ghanaian artists choose ORB

Pay & earn in Cedi (GHS): Subscribe via Paystack or Flutterwave in Cedi and withdraw royalties to your Ghanaian bank — no foreign account.

Boomplay & Audiomack reach: Reach the platforms Ghanaian and West African fans use most, delivered as first-class stores.

Keep 100% of royalties: On the ₦5,000/mo (~$3) Artist plan you keep every cent your music earns.

Free catalog transfer: Move your existing releases from another distributor to ORB for free and keep your streams and dates.

Can I pay for distribution with Ghana Cedi? Yes. ORB accepts payment in Cedi (GHS) through Paystack and Flutterwave, so you don't need a dollar card. The Artist plan is about $3 a month.

How do I withdraw my royalties in Ghana? Royalties collect in your ORB wallet and you withdraw them to your Ghanaian bank account in Cedi — no foreign or dollar account needed.

Is ORB good for Highlife and Gospel as well as Afrobeats? Yes. ORB distributes any genre to 150+ stores, including Boomplay and Audiomack where Highlife, Hiplife, Gospel and Afrobeats all find Ghanaian audiences.

Can I move my old releases to ORB? Yes. ORB offers free catalog transfer from other distributors, so you can bring your existing songs across without losing them.