The annual Ghana Music Awards UK happened once again yesterday in the United Kingdom. The awards ceremony saw a gathering of some of the most talented musicians in Ghana and UK compete in different categories for the best to be awarded.
One of the most highly contested categories of the awards this year was that of the Best Rapper of The Year category. Among the competing rappers in this category includes Flowking Stone, Sarkodie, Yaa Pono, Obibini, Strongman, Kwesi Arthur, and Shaker.
The BBNZ Live rapping duo Ko-Jo & Shaker have dropped their latest joint project, the official music video for their all star remix of ‘Things we do for Love’.
The remix to the hit single, which they released earlier this year, features the king of Gh rap Sarkodie and the silky smoothed Lynx entertainment gem Kidi.
The BBNZ Live hiphop duo taking the nation by storm have dropped yet another banger to add to their collection.
The duo’s new single is ‘Unity’.
Rap duo Ko-Jo Cue and Shaker who had one of the best individual years in 2017, are continuing their reign with the release of a remix of their ‘Pen and Paper’ hit ‘Things We Do For Love’.
The BBNZ Live stars employ the skills of Lynx Entertainment’s KiDi and the rap king Sarkodie for this remix.
2018 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards rapper of the year nominee Ko-Jo Cue, whose project with Shaker ‘Pen & Paper’ was one of the biggest last year, has released yet another music video.
Dropped last year, ‘Wole’ was a massive hit and he’s now dropped the sequel to the single.
Award winning rap duo Shaker and Ko-Jo Cue of BBNZ Live continues to wow the rap scene following the huge success of their debut album ‘Pen & Paper’.
The album won them several nominations at the 2018 VGMAs and they aren’t resting on their laurels just yet.
The much awaited ‘Muse Live 2017’ concert even though sources have it that it flopped completely and that did not stop Big Shaq from performing to the few people at the concert.
The British-Ghanaian rapper, Big Shaq who has been out of Ghana for close to a decade lit up the stage with his performance on the night.
Many Ghanaians prior to the event predicted its failure due to poor publicity and advertising, some too were of the view that the rates were ridiculously expensive. Whatever be the case, the event still flopped according to reports.
According to sources at the event, most patrons were filled with disappointments over the low patronage due to poor organization and other related issues that led to its flop.
Two of Ghana’s finest MC’s have teamed up to bring us this banger known as ‘Falla’.
Shaker is joined by the reigning VGMA artiste of the year, Elorm Adabla.
