RUMOR SHARED SOME ‘POLITICAL’ TRUTH

The schemes of politicians are well documented, especially African bred politicians. The promise to serve the country and better the life of their people has, forever, remained a big hoax. Where such promises had been fulfilled, it had been a pale of what was promised. The interest of the politician, under this political dispensation called democracy, is not one to […]

THROW BACK THURSDAY: VIP MUYI WASA

The tales of the music group VIP (now VVIP) would be written in golden ink by music journos and historians in the future. Since bursting onto the music scene almost two decades ago, they have evolved into a force, surviving turbulent times in the process. They can be compared to the proverbial phoenix which rises out of its ashes, soaring […]

CONCERT REVIEW: WORLASI AT THE NUSÉ CONCERT

The Nusé Concert is not just a window of what the future holds for Worlasi. It’s a befitting thank you to his core fans. Worlasi will look back on 2016 with satisfaction; cause even though the year managed to kill Fidel Castro (a man with 638 assassination attempts), it couldn’t kill Worlasi’s vim. It has been a year where his talent […]

THROW BACK: DADDY LUMBA – AHENFO KYINYE ft. PAT THOMAS

Before I proceed, let me define the words in the song title. Ahenfo means Kings or Chiefs. Kyinye means Umbrella. The combined definition of these two words is Kings’ Umbrella. Daddy Lumba’s stature within the Ghanaian highlife music scene is enviable. He is one of the few musicians who have withered the storm and survived the many phases of the […]

THE GROWING SPACE FOR ARTS IN GHANA

    In the face of limited arts venues and support, creative artists are still finding ways to push their creativity and many people are buying into it. When the good old years are spoken of by our parents or grandparents, they are often coloured with nostalgia. They are quick to point out, aside the many ‘freebies’, how they enjoyed […]

KLU BROMANCING WITH HIS SONG “HOMMIE, HOMMIE”?

“Hommie Hommie can I trust you with all me? Can I lose you to money?  Wey tin wey go spoil we now?” Hommie, Hommie is a rap song by Klu and it best describes our relationship with our friends; precisely our real friends. Yes, we all have love for our real friends but the real question is and always has […]

THE CUTS:

THE CUTS brings you a short, unbiased review of music and videos from Ghanaian and  African artistes each week. Once it is dope, it will be featured here   JUSLIN LIKAKI – CONGO MBOKA KITOKO There’s something mystic about music from the Sahelian and North African sub-region. The griot-like compositions and its accompanying sounds have a soothing effect on the […]

VIDEO REVIEW: JOEY B-89

‘‘What’s the word/ what’s the world. The sound is back” Just yesterday, I tweeted about how evocative Joey B’s artwork for his single Otoolege was. Hours later, he released the visuals for his latest tune 89, which by all account IS a certified hit. 89 also happens to be the title of his soon to be released debut album. Look […]

BLITZ THE AMBASSADOR HOSTS DIASPORADICAL ALBUM LISTENING

It’s been a long time coming. Finally, it is almost here(12.12.16). For a year, fans of rapper Blitz The Ambassador have patiently waited for the release of his fourth studio album, Diasporadical. And on Friday, 4th November at the Space Station (Brazil House), Blitz and AccradotAlt organized an album listening session for fans. The well attended session opened with Blitz screening […]

VIDEO REVIEW: AKAN – FLOW NO

Akan’s ‘Flow No’ is his freestyle over Skepta’s Konnichiwa and honestly, it’s a great Akan freestyle. My only problem was personal and it was with Timing. Trust me, you wouldn’t want listening to  Akan Grime right when you wake from a 3 hour sleep. I’m outright going to blame Swaye for this because he sent the songs link. The video […]