Hajia4Real has conquered social media with her beauty and now ventured into music hoping to conquer the female music industry with her ‘talent’. READ ALSO: You Can Get This Slippers In Kumasi – Fella Makafui’s Dubai Shopping Mocked By Fan The popular socialite is al set and ready to release her first song titled ‘Badder … Read more
Micheal Owusu ‘Sarkodie‘ Addo is one of the biggest names you’ll hear in Ghana when it comes to arts and culture. The rapper has carved a solid brand for himself that one cannot mention music without chipping in his name. Sarkodie has been active in the music space for well over a decade and still … Read more
Someone woke up on the happy side of the bed. Wendy Shay is bragging on social media that she saved the female music industry in Ghana from dying two and half years ago. Just like how Medikal took to his IG Page in July 2019 to claim he saved GH rap from dying, Wendy Shay … Read more
Current VGMA Artist of Thee Year, Eugene Marfo aka Kuami Eugene has confessed that in the past he did not support colleague musicians but he has turned a new leaf. Kuami Eguene made a passionate call to industry players to support each others so the entertainment industry will be strong and gain global recognition. READ … Read more
Attaa Adwoa hit maker, Bosom P Yung has upgraded his musical status to the big leagues and has disclosed the amount of money he will charge for a feature. READ ALSO: Maame Yeboah Asiedu Quits Multi-Media To Focus On God In the words of the budding rapper, any artiste hoping to have his voice on … Read more
Decades ago when Shatta Wale was then called Bandanna, he was listed among the ‘dead’ and irrelevant musicians in the Ghanaian music industry. But today, the Dancehall artiste due to his constant perseverance, the dude has been able to overcome all the obstacles that were stopping him from reaching to the top. READ ALSO: TWEET: … Read more
SM boss, Shatta Wale has finally stated that the days for his reasonless battles for supremacy in the music industry has finally come to an end and there is no way will worry himself again to fight anyone over what is rightfully his.
According to the celebrated dancehall artiste, Wale he was not competing with anyone but the Ghana entertainment industry made it seem so.
Self-acclaimed Dancehall King, Shatta Wale has said he will not hesitate to hire Ace Investigative Journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas to start investigating the Ghana Music Industry if he makes good money.
Shatta Wale believes corruption is not only tied around the waists of some of Ghana Football Association officials but also in the music industry and has therefore taken to his social media page telling his fans and the upcoming artistes to back him with prayers for God to rain money on him so he can pay Anas to investigate the Ghana Music Industry.
Ghanaian High-life singer, Kwabena Kwabena has expressed disappointment in our modern day artiste who won’t focus on bringing good music to their listeners but rather making unnecessary noise to claim fame.
Kwabena Kwabena speaking on Kasapa FM 102.5 Entertainment Show hosted by Kojo Preko Dankwa, said;
It is obvious that self-acclaimed Dancehall king, Shatta Wale cannot close his ‘Gbe na bu’ mouth. He keeps beefing, insulting and wasting his precious time on diss songs. In simple terms, he keeps dropping bombshell each and every day just to invite beefs from other artistes.
After being ‘murdered’ by Nigerian artiste Timaya, he has this time around descended on VVIP in a Facebook live video asking Ghanaians not to waste their time in supporting them and Tic Tac for the reason that they are the cause of Ghana’s dying music industry.
Brash, controversial and self proclaimed ‘dancehall king’, Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jnr, aka Shatta Wale, says the Ghana Music Industry is his own property.
Wale claims he’s bought the entire industry for himself.
Without any definition of terms, I assume the words quantity and quality are understood by almost everybody who is reading this article.
In our various works, we all strive to achieve what is best but it becomes absurd when a person decides to choose quantity over quality (excellence).
Let’s delve into the movie industry a bit (focusing largely on Kumawood). Countless new movies are released each and every day. Enter a movie shop you see around and ask for the latest Ghanaian movie in town. Over hundred movie CDs would be handed to you.
There wouldn’t be any problem if these movies are of high quality and good storylines. I sometimes wonder the kind of cameras they use to shoot those movies. I guess my phone’s camera can do a better job than the cameras they use. The picture and sound qualities of most of the so – called Ghanaian movies are nothing to write home about.
Yet, when you complain, all that the industry players can afford to tell you is to support your own and stop backbiting. How do I support something in which those involved are doing nothing to advance it? What is backbiting about putting the bare facts on the ground?
As human as I am, I work hard to earn money. It would therefore be sensible to spend that hard – earned money on things that are of good qualities. So when I patronise foreign movies, it is not that I want their industry to grow and leave ours hanging. It’s a simple logic; I want value my money.
The Ghanaian Music Industry is blessed with Africa’s most brilliant song writers. One of the newest gifted writers to grace the music scene and ready for mainstream success is a young man known as SYN, born and christened Safwan Alhassan, a twenty something year old graduate of Central University.
The young song writer has labeled Ghanaian musicians as people who don’t want to learn. He also accuses Ghanaian music as being too narrow and chastised musicians for limiting Ghana music to mainstream African boundaries, when it can cross to the world market.
Like many others, SYN discovered his singing abilities at a tender age. Trying to sound different in respect to the genre of music he does. He said: “I can’t specify the genre of music I do but I get my inspiration from any kind of music, any kind of tune, any kind of story I want to tell, I tell in a particular genre and I leave the audience to judge what kind of genre the music is”.
SYN is a Human Resource Management graduate from Central University but wants to pursue music to the fullest. The enthusiastic and dedicated artist is currently in music school studying music intimately and learning how to play some musical instruments, with his preferences on the guitar.
