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…
Two Producers; 7K Eyes: How Jay Q and Appietus Did It For The Culture On #BehindDaHitz
Over 7 thousand eyes peered into the makeshift home studios of two foremost Ghanaian producers who agreed to indulge in a producer battle or #BehindDaHitz. Jay…
Kuami Eugene And The Art of Dealing With Criticisms.
Fragility is not a quality permitted in showbiz, unfortunately. A display of fragile spirit is permissible on paper, in the recording booth and finally when the…
Album Review: ”Colour” By Juls Lives Up To Its Name
In 2017, Juls put out his first commercial album ‘’Leap of Faith’’. The choice of album name was not in vacuum. It was Juls’ first major…
Kyei Nwom’s “Damebi” Is The Song You Didn’t Know You Needed
One of the cardinal sins of the music industry and its issue of over saturation of music is that, many good songs by young, unpopular artists…
NiiQuaye Invites All To Dance To His Highlife Tune “Twa Wonan Ase”
There is a song for every situation in one’s life; be it for the good or bad. These songs tend to vividly capture an experience that…
Akyeame Set The Sonic Template For Hiplife With ”Me San Aba”
So, the story went like this: Two young rappers keen on recording an album approached an established music producer to help them realize their dream. The…
Akwaboah Keeps The Fine Spirit of Highlife On ‘M’afutusem’.
The enchanting beauty of highlife music lies in its great rhythmic compositions, real life stories the musicians expertly craft, the soothing feel the music exude. These…
Throwback: Kofi B – Mobrowa
One thing must be said about highlife singer Kofi B: he is a unique artist. His uniqueness shines right across his beautiful and proverb-filled songwriting, his…
Throwback: Omahene Pozo featuring Ewurama Badu – Medofo Adada Me
First, Rest In Peace Omanhene Pozo. Despite your physical absence, you are still here with us. As the Twi proverbs rightly say, the tongue never rots.…
