Obuor and Phamous People (Philms) Made Art With Visuals
Obour’s name provokes mixed reaction within the creative space, specifically the music industry. His politics as the former head of MUSIGHA (Musicians Union of Ghana) for…
Talking Verses: M3NSA on “Far Away”
“Sometimes I just need to be alone/Sometimes I just want to be in my own zone”. M3NSA croons on the short bridge connecting his rap verse…
The Radiance of NiiQuaye’s “Atomic Muse” Lies In Its Production And Features
“Atomic Muse” is a seven-track tape released by the multi-talented artist, NiiQuaye about a week ago. His name might not toll on the music scene in…
KiDi Proves His Versatility With Blue: The EP
If you’re an OG KiDi fan (way before the Hitmaker days), you are well aware that the music he has been putting out since 2015 is…
Review: On “Lava Feels”, Joey B Punched Below Expectation
Joey B is like Peter Pan; caught up in his world of youthfulness and scared to emerge out of that cocoon despite his abundant potential. “7…
A New Wave of Artists Are Re-Awakening Live Performances In Ghana
A new generation of artists are re-awakening the art of live performances – and some of them are not even singers. The death knell on live…
“No Long Talk”, M.anifest Declares
Perfect timing is everything. Knowing when to outdoor a new thing to elicit the right response from people takes a lot of analyses. Bad timing has…
Album Review: Marince Omario Charts His Path on “Oblitey”
Marince Omario describes himself in an interesting manner: “a musical creative and my music seeks to inspire and motivate the youth all the while promoting Ga…
Talking Verses: Pappy Kojo Dazzling Verse on “All Black”
Black has been my favourite colour for as long as I remember. It has come to underline a basic philosophy of life that I hold. My…
THE CUTS: EP 06 Vol.7
THE CUTS is a weekly review that introduces you to new songs and videos. The songs and videos covered are not genre or region-specific. Once we…
