Collection of lyrics of Ghanaian or international songs mostly organized by release dates .
Wife of sound engineer Eyoh Soundboy, Aisha Yussif, has disclosed on Rainbow Entertainment show on Rainbow Radio 87.5Fm that her husband is currently in critical condition but it has not reached the point where he would need a kidney transplant as speculated.
Speaking to sit-in host Summy Brown she said her husband has not been well over the past five months and was treated for several conditions including, malaria, typhoid, fever until he was recently diagnosed with kidney failure.
She indicated that her husband is currently on dialysis.
She also disclosed that someone recently called asking to donate his kidney to the sound engineer should he require a transplant.
Aisha Yussif stated that currently, the cost for his treatment has not been approved because it is not certain that he should get a transplant.
She stressed that ”he has been sick for the past five months but we never knew it was a kidney problem until a month ago. We have been moving from one hospital to another, and yet, they could not detect it was a kidney failure until a month ago. He was treated for Malaria, typhoid and ulcer, but it was kidney failure. He is currently on admission at Ridge.”
The family, she said, wanted to keep this private but some industry players including, comedian David Oscar have started a campaign to seek funds to support him after he sought permission from the family.
According to her, some industry players are supporting the family financially after they got to know of his condition.
”He is in a critical condition because four days ago, we rushed him to Yeboah Hospital in East Legon but they did not have the facility to cater for him so we had to rush him to Korle-Bu.”
Source: ghanaweb.com
Clearly, the impotence of the fashion industry has compelled efficacious multiple award-winning Ghanaian model GlennSamm better known as Samuel Glenn Semakor to register his displeasure about the current state of the fashion industry in a Instagram post. Upon coming across the post, I reached out to him to dig deeper to find out his reason for making such a heavy statement. To my greatest surprise, he stated 3 key factors slowing down the growth of the fashion industry,
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1. Lack of Collaborations:
Just like every fashion designer has a target audience to appeal to, every model equally has a target market to impress. But because of their egocentric nature, lack of respect for their craft and models, most fashion designers fail to collaborate with the right people to entice the right results.
2. Disrespect from some designers:
Fashion designers and models are like Siamese twins, they complement each other’s office of competence to accomplish a greater goal or objective. One can never be respected if he/she is not respectful. Respect is like a mirror, it reflects any reaction projected in front of it.
3. Unstable income:
Speaking from experience, most fashion designers hardly pay models for hiring their service. They feel as though they’re doing the model a favour or not. Forgetting that, without these models, their costumes are nothing before their targeted customers. According to him, the challenge the fashion industry is facing is bigger than it seems. If models are not important, fashion designers must stop staging runway shows with immediate effect.
With his Afrocentric fashion sense and royal appearance GlennSamm has been featured on many international publications like BBC, Vogue Magazine, just to mention a few. Beyond that, he has also worked with the likes of Stonebwoy, Ice Prince, Wakayna, Jah Phinga and other notable names as PR. He’s a native of Keta in the Volta Region but resides in Ashaiman.
Story by: John Claude Tamakloe.
After his previous single ‘Sexual Healing’, Kakra Jay takes fans to church on his latest Jay Sounds-produced record ‘Hyira Me’ (Bless Me) featuring J Bixil. This comes right in time to commemorate the act’s new trophy of ‘‘Promising Highlife Artist of the Year’’ at the just ended Ghana Innovation Awards 2021.
Opening up in a sweet tone that calls on God’s abundant blessings to shower down, Kakra Jay plays on the very familiar theme in his own unique way, put in full effect by his vocals, lyrics and a feature from J Bixil. In their charming voices, the two output an energy that’s in perfect sync with the production at hand, citing the many aspects of their lives that crave for God’s divine favor.
Kakra Jay’s’ Hyira Me’ comes with an accompanying video which shows the star and J Bixil decked in white attire, as the former steps into a church, walking towards its altar up ahead.
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Young Ghanaian Dancehall Heavyweight, Larruso has released the official music video for his Afro-Fusion party cracker single, “SPIRITUAL” featuring label mate, KOJO BLAK.
The Abeiku Simonson directed video portrays the semblance dimension of two young men enjoying their night life coupled with beautifully choreographed dances at a haunted home.
The young artiste earlier this year hinted the release of his debut 8-tracked EP, which is ready and scheduled.
Kindly watch Larruso and KOJO BLAK performing “SPIRITUAL” directed by Abeiku Simonson for Jadon Shatta Entertainment below;
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Ghanaian male vocalist Prince Bright has a new song with Puerto Rican artiste reggaeton star H Merced titled “Kumbaya”.
Prince Bright on this track demonstrates his vocal prowess on a reggaeton melody which has influences of reggae and dancehall with a blend of bomba and plena as well as hip-hop.
While Prince Bright croons in Ghanaian language Ga, H Merced sings in Spanish on the duet.
H Merced who is a well-known Puerto Rican star with several hits to his name combines with Prince Bright in an amazing duet.
The single digs deep into issues of relationships and opens up the various struggles associated with finding the right person to love and also conveys a message of maintaining love during relationships.
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LYRICS
Yo sé que tú quieres
Cuando tú lo quieres
Como tú lo quieres
Mami tú me vuelves crazy
Fanático de tu cuerpo sexy
Si tú me da una noche baby
Vamo’ a tener un happy ending
Mami tú me vuelves crazy
Tú mi Beyoncé y yo tu Jay z
Si tú me da una noche baby
Vamo’ a tener un happy ending
Coro:
Kumba kumba ya
Zumba y vamo’ allá
Para yo darte pla pla
Bate ese chiqui bom bom
Que ese culito es mío ya
Kumba kumba ya
Zumba y vamo’ allá
Vamo’ allá
Que eso abajito es mío ya
Ese culito es mío ya
Mi na bo ni mi tsui nyon mi
(Seeing you calms my heart)
Girl I’ve been looking for you all over
I know say now you dey see me
(I know you see me now)
If I catch you it’s all over
Sumorlor ey min sumor bo
(I’m falling for you my love)
Mi nako yoo no hie dukuyi no tamor bo (2x)
(I have never seen a woman so endowed)
Kumba kumba ya
Zumba y vamo’ allá
Para yo darte pla pla
Bate ese chiqui bom bom
Que ese culito es mío ya
Kumba kumba ya
Zumba y vamo’ allá
Vamo’ allá
Que eso abajito es mío ya
Ese culito es mío ya
Ehey ye for ke ey sefee.
(She is pretty with a big behind)
This one, I never see some before. (2x).
Ehey ye for eey… (4x)
(She is the prettiest ever).
Kumba kumba ya
Zumba y vamo’ allá
Para yo darte pla pla
Bate ese chiqui bom bom
Que ese culito es mío ya
Kumba kumba ya
Zumba y vamo’ allá
Vamo’ allá
Que eso abajito es mío ya
Ese culito es mío ya
Record of the Year
Be Your Own Beautiful – Adomaa
Daddy’s Little Girl – Adina ————–Winner
Fancy – Amaarae
Die 4 U – Cina Soul
Too Much – Epixode
Diplomatic Teef – Trigmatic
Comot – Worlasi
Mmusuo – YaaYaa
Sound Engineer of the year
Richie Mensah ————Winner
Instrumentalist of the Year
Joshua Moszi
Nana Yaw Sarfo ————-Winner
Prince Sennah
Emmanuel Bludo
Enoch Owuraku Kissi
Traditional Artiste of the Year
Manhyia Tete Nwomkro ——-Winner
Songwriter of the Year
Diana Hamilton – Adom
Kofi Kinaata – Behind the Scenes ————Winner
Adina – Hyedin
Joe Mettle – Yesu Mo
Abiana – Adun Lei
Epixode – Too Much
Music for Good
Yaayaa ———-Winner
Male Vocalist of the Year
KiDi – One Man
Joe Mettle – Yesu Mo
Akwaboah – Posti Me
MOGmusic – Oguamma ———Winner
Kyei Mensah – Take It All
Kingsley Amporful – God
Female Vocalist of the Year
Abiana – Adun Lei ———–Winner
Adina – Hear Me
Cina Soul – Die 4 U
YaaYaa – Mmusuo
Efe Grace – Lord Have Your Way
Enuonyam – Fill Me
Best Group of the Year
Bethel Revival Choir
DopeNation
Dead Peepol
Keche —————Winner
Producer of the Year
Chris Rich Beats
Yung Demz
Street Beatz
Richie Mensah ———-Winner
MOG Beatz
Willis Beatz
Best African Artiste
Burna Boy
Davido
Wizkid
Master KG ————Winner
Fireboy DML
Omah Lay
Best Video of the Year
Why – Adina
Fancy – Amaarae
Adom – Diana Hamilton
Cold – Joey B
Open Gate – Kuami Eugene
On the Street – Kweku Smoke
Let Me Know – Mr Drew
Baddest Boss – MzVee ————–Winner
Kpa – Okyeame Kwame
Thomas Pompoyeyaw Rmx – Pappy Kojo
Lifetime Achievement Award
Bob Pinodo ————-Winner
Artiste of the Year
Adina
KiDi
Diana Hamilton ———-Winner
Kuami Eugene
Medikal
Sarkodie
Album of the Year
Araba – Adina ———-Winner
Kpanlogo – Darkovibes
Son of Africa – Kuami Eugene
The Truth – Medikal
Inveencible – MzVee
10 Am – Strongman
Blackstar – KelvynBoy
Lava Feels – Joey B
Hip-Hop Song of the Year
Ataa Adwoa – Bosom P-Yung
Otan Hunu – Dead Peepol ft Rich Kent
Akobam – Joey B ft Medikal & Kofi Mole
Ekorso – Kofi Jamar ft. Yaw Tog & Ypee
Money – Kweku Flick
Live from 233 – Kwesi Arthur
La Hustle Remix – Medikal ft Joey B & Criss Waddle
Sore – Yaw Tog ft O’kenneth, City Boy, Reggie, Jay Bahd ——————-Winner
Force Dem To Play Nonsense – Eno Barony ft. Sister Derby & Strongman
Highlife Song of the Year
Posti Me – Akwaboah
Playboy – Dada Hafco ft. Akwaboah
Enjoyment – KiDi ———————Winner
Behind The Scenes – Kofi Kinaata
Open Gate – Kuami Eugene
Asabone – Lord Paper ft. Bosom P-Yung
Later – Mr Drew ft. Kelvyn Boy
Party – Sista Afia ft. Fameye
Gospel Song of the Year
Blessed – Akesse Brempong ft. Joe Mettle
Favour Everywhere – Celestine ft. Evelyn Wanjiru
Adom – Diana Hamilton ————–Winner
Jesus Over Do – Empress Gifty
Yesu Mo – Joe Mettle
Jesus – MOGmusic
Jejeli – KobbySalm ft. Okey Sokay
Who Say God No Dey – Kofi Karikari
Hiplife Song of the Year
Thank God – DopeNation ft. Kofi Kinaata
Enough Is Enough – Eno Barony ft. Wendy Shay
Long Life – Fameye ft. Kwesi Arthur
No Dulling – Keche ft. Kuami Eugene ————-Winner
Dw3 Remix – Krymi, Mr Drew ft. All-Stars
Pilolo – Strongman ft. Kelvyn Boy
Happy Day – Sarkodie ft. Kuami Eugene
Ghetto Boy – Tulenkey ft. Kelvyn Boy & Medikal
Reggae/Dancehall Song of the Year
Why – Adina – ——————-Winner
Sheriff – MzVee
Forever – Samini
Lonely – Jah Lead
Killy Killy Rmx – Larruso ft Stonebwoy & Kwesi Arthur
Make Up – Kaphun ft Stonebwoy
Gye Diee – Ras Kuuku ft MOGmusic
Mi Dey Up Rmx – Kofi Jamar ft Stonebwoy
Reggae/Dancehall Artiste of the Year
Epixode ———-Winner
Samini
Ras Kuuku
Kaphun
Larruso
Afrobeats/Afropop Song of the Year
Take Care of You – Adina ft Stonebwoy
Inna Song – Darkovibes ft King Promise
Forever – Gyakie
Momo – KelvynBoy ft Mugeez & Darkovibes
Say Cheese – KiDi ————————Winner
Sisa – King Promise
Turn On the Lights – Kwesi Arthur
Let Me Know – Mr Drew Maria – Camidoh
Emergency – Wendy Shay
EP of the Year
Blue EP – KiDi ————Winner
Seed EP – Gyakie
Different – GuiltyBeatz
Mood Swings – Edem
Sorry For The Wait This Is Not The Wait – Kwesi Arthur
The Truth – Kofi Jamar
Best Collaboration of the Year
Take Care Of You – Adina ft. Stonebwoy
Inna Song – Darkovibes ft. King Promise
No Dulling – Keche ft. Kuami Eugene
One Man – KiDi ft. Adina
Ekorso – Kofi Jamar ft. Yaw Tog, Ypee
La Hustle Rmx – Medikal ft. Criss Waddle, Joey B
Happy Day – Sarkodie ft Kuami Eugene —————-Winner
Sore – Yaw Tog ft. O’Kenneth, reggie, Jay Bhad, City Boi
International Collaboration of the Year
Favor Everywhere – Celestine Donkor ft. Evelyn Wanjiru
The One – Efya ft. Tiwa Savage
Something Nice – Kofi Kinaata ft. Patoranking
Show Body – Kuami Eugene ft. Falz
Baajo – Kwesi Arthur ft. JoeyBoy ———Winner
CEO Flow – Sarkodie ft. E-40
Paper – Sista Afia ft Victor AD
Thomas Pompoyeyew RMX – Pappy Kojo ft. Busisiwa
Best Rap Performance
Amerado – Best Rapper
Eno Barony – God Is A Woman ——-Winner
Joey B – Cold
Medikal – Stop It
Sarkodie – Brown Paper Bag
Strongman – Flawless
Best New Artiste of the Year
Amerado
Bosom PYung
Dead Peepol
Gyakie
Kofi Jamar
Kweku Flick
Larruso
Mr Drew ———Winner
Yaw Tog
Camidoh
Vodafone Most Popular Song of the Year
Ataa Adwoa – Bosom PYung
Adom – Diana Hamilton ————–Winner
No Dulling – Keche
Enjoyment – KiDi
Sisa – King Promise
Ekorso – Kofi Jamar
Open Gate – Kuami Eugene
La Hustle Remix – Medikal
Happy Day – Sarkodie
Sore – Yaw Tog
Say Cheese – KiDi
Inna Song – Darkovibes
Hiplife/Hip-Hop Artiste of the Year
Eno Barony
Joey B Keche
Kofi Jamar
Kwesi Arthur
Medikal ————Winner
Sarkodie
Yaw Tog
Reggae/Dancehall Artiste of the Year
Epixode
Samini
Ras Kuuku ———–Winner
Kaphun
Larruso
Highlife Artiste of the Year
Akwaboah
Fameye
Kofi Kinaata
Kuami Eugene ———-Winner
Sista Afia
Dada Hafco
Afrobeat/Afropop Artiste of the Year
Adina
Darkovibes
Camidoh
KelvynBoy
KiDi ———–Winner
King Promise
Mr. Drew
Wendy Shay
Gospel Artiste of the Year
Akesse Brempong
Joe Mettle
Celestine Donkor
Diana Hamilton ————-Winner
Empress Gifty
MOGmusic
Efe Grace
Eric Jeshrun
Source: MyJoyOnline.com
After much anticipation within the week, BlaQad(@_blaqad) and producer duo PLUGNSIX, [Plugwill (@plvgwill) and Sixtrees (@sixtrees_)] have released their debut EP ‘These Days, Accra Nights Are Cold’. The EP is an ode to Ghanaian youths in their twenties, with themes depicting the occasional struggles with loneliness, the urge to be successful and prosper withstanding of all the obstacles faced each and every day.. It cuts across the rampant “packaging” that thrives within our society and depicts the truth behind the smiles we show ourselves each and everyday. The tracks are intertwined with skits from King Ampaw’s Kukurantumi: Road to Accra. It is shocking that the themes portrayed in the 1986 movie are still very much prevalent in our lives today.
BlaQad, with much gusto after the success of his last single Alright, blends English, Pidgin and Ewe over the Afro Traditional and Trap Fusion beats we’ve come to expect from PlugN6ix. They themselves buoyed over the fanfare from their first single, Cannibal featuring Kirani Ayat and Worlasi. The EP features Maame, a newcomer who lends her lush vocals over the instrumentation on Track 3, Waiting.
The cover art was skillfully designed by Mr. Smxf(@_smxf_) and photographed by Quame Selorm(@qu_a_me).
Stream on your favorite music platform:
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/plugn6ixandblaqad/these-days-accra-nights-are-cold
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Social youth impact organization, Youngtrepreneurs, has organized a Music Production Workshop aimed at giving producers, beat-makers, audio engineers or talented musical persons the right tools and business knowledge they need to take their career to the next level.
The 4-day workshop which takes place from 15th – 18th July 2021 at BBnZ Live, will see each participant have the opportunity to combine theory and practical knowledge from high profile guests with focus on the business side of the industry. Guest instructors include Master Garzy, Kuvie, Mandy Aubry and Tope Salami, Esq.
Topics such as collaborating with other producers, developing musical ideas, artist vs producer relations, exposure vs value, creating an EPK, brand identity, intellectual property, copyright, trademarks and patent, understanding and reviewing contracts, managing your resources for sustainability and long term monetization and many others will be covered.
One lucky producer will get the chance to produce their next single with award winning musician Shatta Wale amongst other prizes
Read more about the workshop and register here: https://www.theyoungtrepreneurs.com/events-1/music-producer-workshop
Ghanaian highlife legend, Daniel Morris Nyarko popular known in showbiz as Wutah Kobby is making magic with his latest album titled Abokobi.
This album which has 18 songs and were produced under Wutah Kobby music has hit 1 million streams on all streaming platforms such as audiomack, deezer, Spotify, iTunes, boomplay etc.
All songs on Wutah Kobby’s Abokobi album were written and composed by Wutah Kobby.
Wutah Kobby – Mattress (Official Video):
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Wutah Kobby features other great Ghanaian musicians on his 18 – track album.
Abokobi by Wutah Kobby features rapper Guru, Medikal, Fameye, Kelvynboy, Kurlsongx, Kwesi Swat, Bena Kay and Comedian Waris.
According to Wutah Kobby his third album Abokobi will make one escape the circle of what they have become in order to find new height
As a solo artist, Wutah Kobby has released songs like ‘tsotsoo’, ‘Ambulance’, ‘Naa Me’ and ‘So far So Good’ and others.
Already, he has two albums to his credit making Abokobi the third.
The songs on the album keep spreading like a wild fire with everyone jumping to the craze and recording videos to put online.
Listen to the album below:
Digital Stores: https://ditto.fm/abokobi
Album Playlist On Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lW44kxyp3XE&list=PLkL2ze261iXF4JyrU3YPIZoJAx-2iU7qy
Pheelz’s compelling single, “Somebody” has been ranked at number 17 on Billboard’s Top Triller Global Chart. With over 1.8 million views on Triller, the song has been positively received by listeners since its release earlier this year. “Somebody” is currently ranked above Jawsh 685 & Jason Derulo’s “Savage Love”, DJ Khaled’s “Wish Wish”, and Giveon’s “Heartbreak Anniversary” on the chart. The record was released in February along with his debut EP, Hear Me Out.
Pheelzis an award-winning producer and artist from Nigeria. He is known for producing hit songs that have charted in Nigeria and Africa as a whole. He discovered his passion for music while he was a member of the church choir at age 10. At that time, young Pheelz was intrigued by musical instruments and vocals. After high school, he got a job with a record label in Nigeria where he met one of the biggest rappers in the country, Olamide – who was also signed to the label at the time. Since then, he has produced chart-topping singles for African superstars like Mr Eazi, Tiwa Savage, Cuppy, Fireboy DML, Wande Coal, and Teni among others.
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