Bulldog has gone completely rogue on one of Ghana’s music legends, Gyedu Blay Ambolley, tearing him into pieces for his constant criticism of the music being released these days.
An angry Bulldog pulls no punches in hitting at Ambolley, even arguing that some of the contemporary stars he constantly disses have released songs which have more impact than he ever did.
Veteran singer Gyedu Blay Ambolley has a lot of arrows in his quiver directed at the artists of this generation and what exactly is wrong with their brands.
Ambolley recently laid into Sarkodie for only being able to make music attractive to Ghanaians and not to a wider audience.
Veteran Ghanaian musician, Gyedu-Blay Ambolley who calls himself the originator of Rap has expressed his opinion about Sarkodie’s music.
According to Mr. Ambolley, King Sark is a good rapper but the music that carries his rap is not helping him go international. The “Abrantie” singer is, however, full of praise for Bisa Kdei.
“Philomena kpeteng3 …” rapper Kwaku Otchere Duah aka Tic Tic will be jumping like a Kangaroo soon to grab the seat of Musiga’s Presidency. A position currently occupied by Obuor whose pregnant vision for Musicians has been in labour since but not delivering.
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Shatta Wale, Kwaw Kesse, A Plus among others have been taunting Obuor for a poor job done as Musiga President and the recent flop of Musiga’s Ghana Music Week festival is beyond any doubt that proves Obuor might truly be incompetent as his critics say.
There is a battle brewing between highlife and dancehall, somewhat needlessly, but still its happening.
Legendary singer Gyedu Blay Ambolley sparked the warfare when he passed comments in an interview to the effect that we have to go back to our highlife roots instead of this mainstream swallowing of the reggae/dancehall genre which did not originate with us.
Gyedu-Blay Ambolley has joined the ringing calls for the legalisation of weed in Ghana, saying the problem is not with the plant but with its abuse.
Gyedu-Blay, speaking on Class Fm in Accra Wednesday, said that growing up, he learnt many things in the bible, but nowhere did it say do not smoke.
Music legend Gyedu Blay Ambolley says Ghana’s celebration of Independence day each year is meaningless, when you consider that there’s virtually nothing to celebrate.
Ambolley, in an interview on Starr Fm, said that Ghana’s Independence Day celebration is like just a ceremony we mark each year, with no real meaning behind it.
Bice Osei Kuffuor, popularly known as Obour, has been re-elected as the president of Musician Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) for the second time.
The election which took place at Oyinka Hotel in Koforidua on Saturday, October 31, 2015 saw Obour win with a total of 88 votes. He was been contested by renowned sound engineer, Appietus born (Appiah Dankwah), and ace musician, Gyedu Blay Ambolley.
We can’t wait for the upcoming MUSIGA Elections as Appiah Dankwa, aka Appietus and Gyedu Blay-Ambolley have filed for nominations to battle the incumbent Bice Osei Kuffour, aka Obour in what people see it as a horrendous contest.
Many are of the view that it’s gonna be a ‘cool chop’ for Obour; but Former Secretary of the Ghana’s opposition NPP, Sir John, will tell you to “fear delegates and safe your life.”
The forever young- Gyedu Blay Ambolley was on STARR Drive with Bola Ray few minutes ago and apart from throwing punches at Obour and his MUSIGA executives, he insisted his assertion as the originator of Rap music is valid and some people somewhere made a mistake—that is why he is not in the famous Guinness Book of Records.
The man who has been doing music before I was born talked about his upcoming music video—saying, the new crop of Ghanaian rappers seem to think they have taken over, but he will be dropping a bomb to pull a fast one on them.
He ended it with a short musical trip, an indication that, his music has no time boundary. Einstein may not like this, but it is true…
Listen to Gyedu Blay Ambolley below…
Unless someone points me to a contrary fact, I think I can conclude my observation with the assumption that, Becca is the most well branded contemporary female Ghanaian musician. From her public image to music, she seems to have a perfect understanding of her brand, thereby making her the most respected and patronized contemporary female … Read more
Even though he lost woefully the Musicians Union of Ghana [MUSIGA] Presidency to Hiplife artiste, Obour in August 2011, in the spirit of togetherness, many expected that, as an experienced musician, Gyedu Blay Ambolley will behave well and use his fatherly figure and rally behind the Union for the common fight for all musicians in … Read more
Finally Glo is here in Ghana and they have signed an endorsement with the lovable Efya. The ‘Little Things’ songstress is standing up slowly. She has joined the big Glo family which houses icons such as Nii Ado Quaynor alias Tinny, George Kwabena Adu (Kwabena Kwabena), Irene Logan, Nana Wiafe Asante Mensah (Asem), Asamoah Gyan, … Read more
Legendary Ghanaian Musician Gyedu Blay Ambolley who has substantial knowledge in music seems extremely worried about the path the Ghanaian music industry is being pushed unto by so called musicians as well as the organizers of the prestigious Ghana Music Awards. From his recent interview with XFM, you can quickly deduct that, indeed the man … Read more
