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| GH Sean Paul – On My Way |
The Great comic actor cum musician popularly known in the showbiz space as “GH Sean Paul” is out with the long awaiting song which he titles “On My Way”.
This is love song full of massive rhythmic pattern of people’s choice, great story line and marvelous lyrics. He features the afro pop star, Kulme Star on this with a tremendous vocals.
Production credit goes Nana Beatz. Enjoy song below.
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| EpiqMenz – DownTown Guy feat. Agbeshie |
After securing 3rd place in the AfriMusic Song Contest 2020, the song that gained thousands of votes and support from the public and judges is now available for you to listen to, download and add to your music library.
EpiqMenz releases his latest Afro-Pop single with production courtesy of Eson. ‘DownTown Guy’ features ‘Wrowroho’ hitmaker, Agbeshie.
EpiqMenz and Agbeshie come together to use the song as an avenue to express their love and appreciation for all African women.
Be sure to hit play and share!
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| Amerado – Coming For Your King’s Head |
Trending Ghanaian rapper Amerado is out with another mindblowing hip-hop tune titled ‘Coming For Your King’s Head’.
The rapper in recent times has been in the news for his widely applauded Yeete Nsem series and sue threat from fellow rapper Asem.
The song, Coming For Your King’s Head, saw Ameraado taking on his bragging rights as a rapper spitting hot bars to cement his stand as one of the best rappers in Ghana.
The song was produced by Anonymox Onit with video directing from Director K.
Watch below:
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| dESH.DUBS – Champion |
dESH.DUBS, a Zambian cross-media artist, researcher, writer and social activist based in the Netherlands today releases his long-awaited single ‘Champion’. The single ‘Champion’ is from dESH.DUBS’ forthcoming album ”Above the Wicked” scheduled for release in August 2020. Stream here:
http://hyperurl.co/desh.champion
‘Champion’ is an energetic, upbeat, bouncy and infectious track with an R&B and Dancehall influence to it. Sonically, it is fair to say that the song is a fusion of Dancehall, Hip-Hop, Afrobeat and with a touch of what dESH calls Zambezi. The new song showcases dESH’ outstanding songwriting skills, using references to voodoo and old testament.
Talking about the single ‘Champion’, dESH.DUBS explains, ”This release is just a preview of what the sound and the vibe of the new album is. ‘Champion’ is about that good relationship that motivates and makes one feel like a champion. It is a down to earth song that offers an overall interesting perspective on relationships”.
Starting from an early age as a rapper and ragga toaster, he managed to make a name for himself and in collaboration. Besides his solo projects, he worked with likes of the Black-Pact, the rap prophets and the Zambezi Symphony. Together, they managed to shake Zambia with legendary songs and performances that reached far beyond national borders.
dESH says he is greatly influenced by 90s music the likes of Fugees, Shaba Ranks, Buju Banton, DAS EFX, Fu-Schnickens and Busta Rhymes.
Listen to ‘Champion’ here.
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| 3GGA – Dem Dead |
3gga [pronounced as Trigga] made this piece a real baller piece for the club times.
For the hard ballers to relate to, but concept aside, “Dem Dead” is a big party crazy jam. Check it out on Audiomack and Youtube.
“Dem Dead” was produced by AbjosBeatz
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| 3GGA – Wine Am For Me |
3gga [pronounced as Trigga] rolls it off hot with Naxis DG and Black Mill but the outcome?
Is that sexy body work while you watch a dancehall-crazy diva shake her booty vigorously to the dance instructions in the song.
Press play, Buddy.
3GGA’s “Wine Am For Me” was produced by Yung Alpha
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| Phrimpong – Food for Thought |
Phrimpong seems to be on some rap steroids with back to back unquenched bars. Going in unapologetically this time is “Food for Thought”.
The hiphop single is basically centred on a self-glorifying theme, unveiling the attributes of what Phrimpong stands for when rap is mentioned.
In “Food for Thought”, Phrimpong touts his pen game, pan Africanism hiphop style, content reign, unscathed persistent and stamina, and other overling characteristics in a three minute rap delicacy.
Phrimpong is cleverly switching the lanes to equally serve the ends of his fanbase; the rap addicts, party starters and the recent addition, vocal flowing enthusiast.
The energetic rap song was recorded on Emrys Beatz produced interplay of sounds for Phrimpong in scoring another goal for the culture.
Stream below:
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| Kweku Darlington – Nyansa |
Ghanaian rapper and songwriter Kweku Darlington shares another thought provoking single he titles “Nyansa”
After taken the scene by storm with “Obaa Ne Barima”, here we are again with something refreshing but crucial to ponder on.
On this Jay Scratch produced beat, Kweku Darlington puts together a personification concept of which he (Darlington) is both Nyansa (Wisdom) and Gyimie (Foolishness) and shares the mentality of each, sync with life experiences.
He talks about how people foolishly look down on important things and how others also calculate their steps before taking it.
Another masterpiece that will blow your mind! Watch and listen to “Nyansa” below:
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| King Paluta – Kamasutra |
King Paluta stirs the musical atmosphere with an adult music (18+) he labels Kamasutra. Kamasutra emphasizes on sexuality, eroticism and emotional fulfillment in life.
The song has some “rumpy pumpy” lines which will definitely get you into the groove.
This is strictly an adults’ music. Kindly treat your ears to some sweet melodies.
“Kama Sutra” was produced by King Paluta and Mixed By TubhaniMuzik
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| Tina Brown Africa – Racism |
To add her voice to the many in solidarity of Black lives, young afrobeats and dancehall diva, Tina Brown Africa shares with us her new song.
Titled “racism” is a clarion call for racial collaboration to curb the increasing incidence of black lives being victimised under many unfair circumstances, sometimes abused to death.
Tina’s intend is to communicate that all race matters and skin colour doesn’t define one’s unfavourable attribute.
The concept of this creative piece takes much inspiration and introspection into the callous live murder of George Floyd which has become the test case for the ever wanted change.
Song is a Ghana-Cameroon collaboration of an afrobeat breed, credit to Cameroon’s Gentle Boy, mixed and mastered by Survivor Beatz.