Collection of lyrics of Ghanaian or international songs mostly organized by release dates .
Ace Ghanaian producer, KillBeatz, has had his valuables stolen while in the UK.
According to the producer, his belongings which included a passport, laptop, hard drive and money, was in a car parked at the Doubletree By Hilton, Ealing. The producer has promised a reward to whoever can help him reunite with his belongings so he can return to Ghana.
Check out his post below:
— Killbeatz. (@killbeatz) October 10, 2021
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E.L’s Hits 20M Plays On Spotify with ‘Superhero’. Currently Highest Streamed Ghanaian Hip-Hop Song
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V.O. Nation frontman, E.L breaks Spotify’s streaming record for Ghanaian musicians today, clocking over 20,000,000+ streams for a song from years back that bizarrely flew under the radar to now become by far the highest streamed Ghanaian Hip-Hop song to date.
Ask Ghanaian Hip-Hop heads of their favorites off the rapper’s stunning ‘’BAR 2’’ mixtape (2015) and ‘Superhero’ seems almost non-existent. That’s how well it managed to elude many who may have not even known where to find it. Of course, it’s easy to get picky when having to choose from 20 songs, but ‘Superhero’ was clearly one of the project’s underdogs. It just wasn’t attuned to Ghanaian music tastes at the time or so we thought?
‘’I’m really grateful to every fan out there who put in the time to get the figures this big, especially the international ones, because ‘Superhero’ was not a song most Ghanaians latched on to or even heard’’, E.L shared. ‘’This just goes to show that good material always gets recognized eventually, I want artists here to see this and be encouraged to focus on putting out good material, staying original and focus not only on the hype aspect, hype dies down but quality lives longer. Having said that, I want fans to be on the lookout for my next project which will be announced soon’’, he added.
Today, thanks to the streaming era, it’s safe to say ‘Superhero’ grew a cult following of its own in Ghana and beyond and despite no radio airplay, it gained steady momentum in the background of affairs to hand E.L this industry-leading milestone.
Give ‘Superhero’ by E.L a play here: https://open.spotify.com/track/66z44eblZlIQ7coY2ec4A5
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Ghanaian music producer iPappi, has indicated that Nigerian musician Runtown, is suffering the consequences of not paying him for services. In a post on twitter last night, the producer said:
” Runtown refused to pay for my own beat he used after sending him the invoice. Now he can’t find the song on digital stores anymore. That’s what u get for messing with a producer who know what he is doing… lmao”
Ghanaian producers in recent times have been lamenting about the poor treatment and lack of respect they are subjected to by music artistes and have recently been on a mission to legally protect their services. It therefore came as no surprise when iPappi a couple of months back signed a publishing deal with Sony Music but as to whether this played a part in current happenings is yet to be known.
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This move by iPappi will surely not go unnoticed by Ghanaian producer community and might set the tone for fair dealings with other producers in the future.
Despite a few people being displeased with this announcement, legendary Ghanaian music producer, Da’Hammer (of the Last Two), has applauded the move indicating he is proud of iPappi.
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Hammer of The Last Two narrowly escapes severe COVID-19 death and lives to tell his story.
He intends to use this video to educate the Ghanaian people and the world at large on COVID-19 and actually how close it is to home contrary to what most people think.
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“The Unrealistic Dreams” elaborates on the frustrations of a young person who grew up with great excitement to achieve his dreams through music by any means necessary.
This project consists of 7 songs with features from Webshot Da Rapper, King Kueyx and YungKay/ The project is produced by A.million drumx, YungKay, Dj skills b & French beats. Mixing & mastering done by A.million Drumx.
Jhay Alpha returns from a long break to release “The unrealistic Dreams“ . The 7-track project is heavy on groovy Hiphop/afrobeat sounds and promises to be one of his best work.
21 year old singer and songwriter, Asi Renie (Renie Asi Bampoe-Abu) is climbing up the ladder to become one of the world’s greatest vocal powerhouses. Asi Renie’s unique style and tone cuts across different genres messing with mostly Jazz, Neo-soul and RnB. The goal for her music is to be a movement that enlightens the masses, promotes love and unity! And indeed, she is on track.
After the beautiful reception of her project ‘’Chapter V’’ – a five track EP, talking about the intricacies of love; clocking 300,000+ streams in the first four months, Asi Renie delves deeper giving us a live experience of ‘’Chapter V’’ in collaboration with the legendary, Kwame Yeboah as musical director and the ever amazing, Senkulive.
She’s been releasing live performance videos of songs on the project every Sunday on YouTube building up to the release of ‘’Chapter V’’ live on all digital streaming platforms which will be crowned with a live music experience on the 11th September at Base Lounge in Cantonments with supporting artists – $pacely, WES7AR 22, Dani Draco, Kkeda, Marince Omario, Ria Boss, amongst others.
The live musical experience is fused with a recyclable art installation and fundraiser pop up in collaboration with Ahaban. Earlier in May, Asi Renie organized a beach clean up to raise awareness on the harm we’ve brought to our environment. All the trash collected was used to remake the cover art of ‘’Chapter V’’ – a symbol to express the love she has for the environment. The artwork will be unveiled and exhibited on the 11th September at the show.
WAtch as Ghanaian producer ,Paq, unveils Shatta Wale’s remodeled home studio.
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‘Alcoholic’ slots in as WES7AR 22’s second release of the year and is already poised to be the weekend’s new hero. He enlists three producers; 4PLAY, Console Chronikz and Tokyo, to produce this smooth-sounding track which celebrates his for alcohol in profound amusement of course.
There’s a lot of sweet vocals to convey the intoxicating feel on offer. But there’s a catch, the ‘Holy Water’ crooner accompanies his new single with a conscious video that has him promote the song as well as advice: ‘’Alcoholic, but drink responsibly though. BOOM!’’.
‘Alcoholic’ is available on all digital streaming platforms globally here:
https://graduation.ffm.to/we7a22-alcoholic
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As the world comes to grips with the altering effect of the Internet, life everywhere is changing. Influences that used to take ages to spread everywhere have started to go across the world in less time than it has ever happened in human history. Among the things that spread across the world in the 2010s was Afrobeat, the soup of sounds that partially remade the global pop climate.
Long before this occurred, Canadian-Nigerian singer, Kelly Anthony, had been holding onto his Nigerian identity as an anchor while he navigated life in Toronto and music was always the channel to express how he felt. His latest single, ‘Pagans’ featuring Dancehall artist, Larruso and celebrated Ghanaian rapper, Sarkodie, is the result of Kelly immersing in the sonic fragments that are coming out of Lagos – and the wider Afrobeat scene – in the last 10 years.
Listen/stream to ‘Pagans’ on all digital streaming platforms globally here: https://kellyanthony.ffm.to/pagans
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Atop a muted beat produced by rising producer, London, Kelly and his collaborators make an ode to his dreams and aspirations while taking note of the naysayers who are waiting on his downfall. After taking over the opening stretch, Kelly cedes the floor to Larruso who weaves a smooth verse about thriving regardless of what is said about him. By the closing stretch of the song, Sarkodie contributes a vociferous verse delivered in a fusion of English and Twi before Kelly comes in again to deliver the song’s pointed chorus.
The first song from a forthcoming project that is expected to herald Kelly’s evolution into the Afro-fusion space, ‘Pagans’ sees Kelly achieve his goal of coming into his own as a creative, crafting euphonious Afro-Pop records and trying to inspire the next generation of African across the diaspora.
Ghanaian gospel singer, Kwabena Boateng’s new release is powered by an assortment of fine lyrics, vocals, a timeless beat and a performance video.
‘I Will Follow You’ delivers on great acoustics right from the get go, which together with its serene tone conveys Kwabena Boateng’s sweet vocals and lyrics effortlessly. He commands all attention atop the engrossing bed of guitar strings from guitarist, Enid, as he proclaims his enduring faith and love in God.
Kwabena Boateng’s humble message relays with an equally humble music video, that sees himself, Kyei Mensah and Enid minister to viewers, crowning the song’s inspiration: ‘’Thy Word is a lamp unto my feet and light unto my path (Ps. 119:105)’’, with divine benediction.
‘I Will Follow You’ has been on the shelves of the gospel singer since 2018 and alas it’s finally time to be shared with all.
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