Ghanaian South African songstress, Adina Thembi has been signed on to music record label, Lynx Entertainment.
The songstress was unveiled yesterday during the label’s 15 year anniversary which was held in Accra.
With over a decade of being in the scenes, the songstress shot to fame after she won GTV’s Stars of The Future Reality show in 2008.
She is a multiple-hits crooner with songs like ‘Why’, ‘Let Me Go’, ‘Killing Me Softly’, and several others.
Lynx Entertainment ushered the Ghanaian music industry into a period of great music when it took over in 2008.
The label had some of the country’s most decorated artists who churned out great music.
Founded in 2006 by music producer Richie Mensah, Lynx Entertainment had some great inmates like Asem, Eazzy, Zigi, and OJ Blaq.
Lynx Entertainment has also produced hit singles for several Ghanaian artists including Tinny, Okyeame Kwame, VIP, Praye, Bradez, Irene and Jane, Obour, Becca, Reggie Rockstone, Efya, Trigmatic, Sonni Balli, EL, Jael Wiafe, Edem and Iwan.


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