Camidoh, one of Ghana’s fastest-rising music stars has earned his first BET award nomination.
The singer and songwriter was nominated in the ‘Viewer’s Choice: Best New International Act’ category at the 2023 BET Awards, which was announced Wednesday, June 8, on the Academy’s website.
Camidoh in 2022, served music enthusiasts with his groundbreaking hit “Sugarcane,” which has racked up millions of views on YouTube.
The catchy tune helped launch Camidoh into mainstream stardom, catching the attention of the BET Academy.
The BET ‘Viewer’s Choice: Best New International Act’ award highlights breakthrough artists from around the world who are poised to take their careers to the next level.
Camidoh’s nomination signals that he is an artist to watch, not just in Ghana but globally.
Camidoh’s catchy beats, melodic voice and fusion of Ghanaian sounds with contemporary Afrobeats have resonated with fans.
With a dedicated fanbase and millions of monthly listeners on Spotify, Camidoh is well positioned to follow in the footsteps of Ghanaian artists like Sarkodie and Stonebwoy who have built successful careers with an international following and won the BET before.
The BET Awards will be held on June 25, and if Camidoh emerges as the winner, it is sure to catapult his stardom to greater heights and open more doors as his music gains wider exposure.




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