The home of Northern Ghana’s voices.
A community for voice-over artists who speak Dagbani, Dagaare, Gurene, Kusaal, Sisaala and more, alongside English. We train, connect and champion talent from the North, and help brands find authentic voices.
Local languages deserve professional voices.
Radio, health campaigns, e-learning, mobile apps and ads reach millions of people in the languages of the North. The artists behind those voices deserve training, fair pay and recognition. That is why this community exists.
Our mission
To build a professional, supportive network of Northern Ghanaian voice-over artists working in local languages and English.
Our vision
A North where every community hears its own language spoken with skill, pride and respect, on every platform.
Our values
Authenticity, fair pay, professionalism, and lifting each other as we grow.
Everything a voice artist needs, in one place.
Train
Workshops on microphone technique, script reading, voice care, home-studio setup and business basics.
Connect
Meet fellow artists, producers, radio stations and translators across all five Northern regions.
Book
Our Voice Bank makes it simple for brands, NGOs and studios to hire authentic Northern voices.
Protect
Guidance on rates, contracts, usage rights and royalties, so your voice is valued properly.
Find the right voice for your project.
Filter by language and press play. Every artist in the Voice Bank is a verified community member.
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Voices in the languages people actually speak.
We focus on the languages of Northern Ghana, and welcome English-language artists too. Don’t see your language? Tell us and we’ll add it.
Grow your craft.
Having a good voice is only the start. Voice acting is a skill you can learn, practise and professionalise.
Beginner bootcamp
Mic technique, breathing, pacing and reading scripts naturally in your own language.
Home studio guide
Build a quiet, affordable recording space with a phone or basic USB microphone.
Rate card & contracts
Know what to charge, what to put in writing and how usage rights work.
Voice care
Warm-ups, hydration and habits that keep your voice healthy for the long run.
Meet, learn and record together.
Launch meet-up
Tamale · Add details here. Introduce the community and meet fellow artists.
Voice-over workshop
Online or in person · Add details here.
Open mic & demo clinic
Bring a script. Get live feedback. Record your first demo.
Your voice belongs here.
Whether you are a seasoned radio presenter or have never touched a microphone, you are welcome. Tell us about yourself and we’ll be in touch.
Brands, producers and NGOs looking for Northern voices can also use the form to start a conversation.
Questions people ask.
Do I need professional equipment to join?
No. Many great artists start with a phone and a quiet room. We teach you how to get the best sound from what you have.
Is membership free?
joining is free, with optional paid workshops.
I don’t speak English fluently. Can I still join?
Yes. Local-language artists are the heart of this community.
How do I get listed in the Voice Bank?
Join the community, submit a short demo in your language(s), and our team will review and list you.
I’m a client. How do I hire a voice?
Use the “Request a voice” button in the Voice Bank section. Tell us the language, tone and length, and we’ll match you with suitable artists.