Sarkcess music act Akwaboah is set to headline a Valentine’s Day night of music that is going to be saturated with massive local talent that it’s damn near unmissable.
The show, a Sarkcess music production, is being dubbed ‘Akwaboah Unplugged’ – ‘An Acoustic night with Akwaboah and friends’.
Mark Okraku Mantey has revealed plans to sue rapper Sarkodie for his tribute cover of the late Daasebre Gyamenah’s single ‘Kokooko’.
Sarkodie, a few days ago, released the song, featuring Akwaboah, as a sort of tribute to the late highlife star. He first performed the single, also with Akwaboah, on Christmas Day during his rapperholic concert.
Sarkodie, along with his protege Akwaboah, have dropped a tribute single to the late highlife legend Daasebre Gyamenah, a remake of one of his most popular singles of all time.
‘Kokooko’ is the single, released through the rapper’s Sarkcess Music label.
Rapper Sarkodie gave a touching tribute to the late highlife great Daasebre Gyamenah during his performance at Christmas Day’s Rapperholic concert.
Sarkodie, in collaboration with Sarkcess music’s Akwaboah, performed the late singer’s hit song ‘Kokoko’.
Rapper Sarkodie appeared on Pluzz Fm Wednesday (where his best fan decided to wash his car for free) and the rapper addressed numerous issues in the near one hour interview.
Sarkodie has been embroiled in controversy the past few days after it emerged that the instrumentals to his hit single ‘Trumpet’ was actually stolen by the producer from another beatmaker.
Rapper Sarkodie surprised everyone Thursday, November 11, when he dropped a brand new banger – ‘Fa Sor Ho’.
The ‘Original’ rapper had promised a musical hiatus until his protege Akwaboah’s first full album is out – but the master cannot go too long without crafting something.
Sarkcess music finally dropped the much anticipated Akwaboah single ‘Hello’, featuring Sarkodie earlier this week.
Sarkcess music has finally dropped the much anticipated Akwaboah single ‘Hello’, featuring rapper Sarkodie.
The rapper has been promoting the single massively for weeks, as the label prepares to roll out Akwaboah’s first EP under their tutelage. Sarkodie has even promised not to release any solo tracks until Akwaboah’s album is out.
Terrible news for the Sarknation! The man himself, Sarkodie, has announced he’s taking a break from music!
Sarkodie, in a series of tweets Thursday evening, announced he’s not going to drop any record until next year at the earliest.
“Awre Kyikyire “crooner and father of SarkCess Music signee Akwaboah, Kwadwo Akwaboah this morning revealed his top Ghanaian rappers on Accra-based Pluzz FM Monday morning.
He was at the station to talk about his music and the dynamics in the music industry as a whole. The list which is quite assorted spans from Yaa Pono, Kontihene, Sarkodie, and Kwata, and for these artists who have been mentioned, it is priceless endorsement as Mr. Akwaboah is a doyen of Ghanaian music.
Sarkcess Music singer Akwaboah marked an important milestone Tuesday, August 30 – with the addition of another year to his time on this earth.
The sarkcess music team threw a surprise party for their newest member Tuesday night, a merry affair for the songwriter turned singer.
Singer Akwaboah, who was quite recently announced as the latest member of Sarkodie’s Sarkcess music label, has congratulated the rapper on the latest milestone in his life.
Sarkodie and his girlfriend Tracy welcomed a baby girl late last month, and the rapper outdoored her Wednesday by revealing her name and a new track he had composed celebrating her.
Rapper Sarkodie has made a new addition to his Sarkcess team, with the announcement of the recruitment of singer Akwaboah to the record label.
Sarkodie made the announcement with a post on his official Facebook page.
Ghanaian singer and songwriter, Gladstorm Kwabena Akwaboah says he is capable of composing all genres of music- with the exception of dancehall.
Akwaboah, who is known for writing song lyrics for A-list Ghanaian musicians like Sarkodie, Efya, Becca and others; disclosed on Metro 90.5 FM’s Entertainment Extra with DJ. Murphy Lee that he is down with composing almost all genres of songs. Whether you’re talking about Gospel, Reggae, Afro-Pop or whatever, he is able to seamlessly write; but according to him, he is not into writing lyrics of dancehall tracks.
