Sarkodie’s “CEO Flow” Is An Eye Poking Response To Critics
“Chale the fans still dey fuck with the nigga/ Over 17 years , lifetime hypnosis/ What else?” The enthralling scene in a movie for me 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…
Interview: Lamie Is Looking Forward To Better Days
One of the exciting things about the music industry is the fact that, each day brings with it a new voice, a new talent with enough…
ASEM Versus TEMA: A Detailed Investigation
If there is anything good that this Coronavirus induced global lockdown has contributed to the entertainment scene, it is the fact that it has made people…
Agyekum’s Classic “Hohuo Asem” And Hammer’s (Last 2) Regret
In 2011, legendary music producer Hammer (Last 2), produced a song that became a treasured record among a crop of music lovers. Unlike most of his…
Fear Is What Keeps Shatta Wale Awake
By turning his fears into success, the self-acclaimed dancehall king has become a bully within the music industry. If there is any experience a person would…
Sarkodie Is Still The Man
On his single “Who Da Man?’’, Sarkodie intoned “Ain’t nobody taking my position/ Mama told me not to worry, ‘cos she had a vision/ Obiaa ntumi…
Video: Sarkodie And Efya Affirm Their ‘Love’ On “Saara”
Magic happens whenever Sarkodie and Efya join forces on a song. The chemistry between the two is outstanding, with both parties offering their best shot. There…
Sarkodie’s “Alpha” Will Be Remembered For Its Stellar Production Than Content
‘‘Alpha’ has its moments of brilliance in terms of production aesthetics and some songs. The 6 track EP is composed of songs that did not make…
Album Review: Kwesi Arthur Chose Afropop Over Hard Rap on “Life From Nkrumah Krom II” – And It’s Cool.
For Kwesi Arthur, making a decision to go ‘pop’ on his latest album, ‘’Live From Nkrumah Krom II ‘Home Run’’ (LFNK II) is more of an…
