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Christoph The Change gets six Liberia music awards nominations

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Liberian musician Christoph The Change has received six nominations for the 2026 MTN Liberia Music Awards, including Artist of the Year and Album or Project of the Year. The nominations cover his 10-track EP, single “Korkorzeekor” and national tour, according to Gibson Gee, a media official for his team.

Christoph The Change has received six nominations for the 2026 MTN Liberia Music Awards, including in the Artist of the Year category, according to Gibson Gee, media relations officer for CTC Empire/Tolph Changers, quoted by The Liberian Investigator. The Liberian hipco artist is also competing for Male Artist of the Year and Hipco/Trapco Artist of the Year.

His single “Korkorzeekor” is in contention for Song of the Year and Hipco/Trapco Song of the Year. His project “CHRIS The EP”, released in October 2025, is nominated in the Album or EP of the Year category. The Audiomack platform records nearly three million plays for the 10-track project, according to Gibson Gee.

The period considered by the organisers runs from August 2025 to July 2026. Christoph The Change also performed at the Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports Complex in Monrovia on 26 July 2025, in front of more than 30,000 people according to his team, and is continuing a tour of several counties, including Grand Gedeh and Maryland.

Two collaborations involving him have also been nominated in other categories. “Inside Outside”, with Rafield G, is competing for Song of the Year and Collaboration of the Year, while “XXX”, recorded with T Que Beatz, Muzikal, Rafield G and King Dennis, is in contention for Collaboration of the Year.

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