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…
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…
OIEE, M3NSA And Amaarae Team Up on ‘Still Dey Inside”
M3NSA’s name won’t be lost on anyone who was old enough to remember the late 90s when hiplife took off in Ghana. The rapper, singer, producer…
Five Reasons Why The Fokn Bois Are Worth Celebrating
One of the biggest groups to emerge out of Ghana in recent times is undoubtedly the Foes of Kwame Nkrumah, the FOKN Bois for short. The…
“Afrobeats LOL” Stands As FOKN Bois’ Most Commercial Album (Thus Far)
The FOKN Bois are your quintessential agent provocateurs. Their music tend to speak truth to power and also tackle issues that afflict humanity, especially those society …
Watch Video: M3NSA Waves His Socio-Political Memo On “Eyes But No Eyes”
M3NSA is a creative genius and remains one of the most politically observant artists of our time. On singles like “How Far” and “Gidigidi” and full…
Everybody Dey Suffer: M.anifest Remind Us On “Suffer”
In 2011, M.anifest released his debut album to critical acclaim. ‘Immigrant Chronicles: Coming To America’. As the title suggest, the album was a narrative about his…
Interview: Yung Pabi Discusses ”BushMan” And Why Honest Lyrics Matter
Ask Yung Pabi what music means to him and his answer is as direct as the lyrics he shares on his songs: “Music is the art of sound…
Concert Review: M3nsa thrilled at ‘Accra Hip Hop Festival’
One can easily tell an experienced artist from an amateur by how they carry themselves on stage when performing. Their stage movement, sequencing of songs and…
How Sisimbo by Red Red touches on love, water and identity
One of the beauties of music is that, it helps you construct a comprehensive narrative about an artiste through the scrutinization of their catalogs. One could…
