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| Video Snap: Medikal – How Much Remix |
AMG Business drops the official music video for arguably the hiphop song of the year; Medikal’s How Much Remix featuring Sarkodie and Omar Sterling.
The banging sound and nature of lyrical dexterity, amid the catchy hooks has propelled song into the official street anthem category, and has fast become a toast of the party.
‘How Much Remix’ was produced by UnkleBeatz and video directed by Yaw Skyface.
Enjoy watching
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| Cover Art: Oppong – Medɔ Hemaa |
RedRowz Empire is out with a debut from talented music artiste, Oppong titled “Medo Hemaa” produced Timms 10.
Oppong is in a class of his own with an unparalleled vocal excellence, attitude, very calm accent and mastery of the six strings to mesmerise the music audience.
In ‘Medo Hemaa’, Oppong basically attest to the existence of true love in a clearly relatable expressions carved in excellence and delivered on a beautifully arranged timeless instrumentation.
Seeing talents giving up on their creative abilities for lack of supporting systems is one of my heartbreaking moments, nonetheless Oppong’s inspiration is boldly written on his mind
After listening to ‘Medo Hemaa’, I’m very well convinced highlife has a great future and it being labelled a dead genre will forever be an ignorant assertion.
Listen to Medo Hemaa below.
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| Luvmorh – W3ndi |
The Ghana music industry is bedeviled with allegations of sexual exploitation of female musicians and prostitution by some artists and their managers.
We have chanced on a highly controversial track while browsing through GH music websites titled “W3nDi” by female artist LUVMORH which is bound to rattle some feathers in the midst of all the allegations of female musicians warming their producers and managers beds.
These girls are selling themselves to promote their careers.
Luvmorh, a highly talented Ghanaian afropop musician based in Europe and signed to the label GAZ Muzik has released yet another controversial track that will get tongues wagging for sometime.
W3nDi which loosely translate as “didn’t you eat” or “didn’t you chop” talks about the sexual relationship between a female artist and her married manager. The two keep denying to the public they’re sleeping with each other until they were caught red handed by the managers’ wife.
The song also advises ladies especially the Slay Queens to pride themselves on their talent and work hard instead of selling themselves for cheap to men and sponsors to promote their unrealistic lifestyles.
Luvmorh is set to drop 2 more solid tracks before December, watch out. Enjoy W3nDi produced by sound engineer Kobe North and mixed by Mizter Okyere.
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| Cover Art: Leonard Niipapoe – Oluwa |
Just as expected, Ghanaian Prophet and Gospel Musician, Leonard NiiPapoe has released the much-awaited song titled ‘OLUWA’.
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| Dufie – Menewaa |
Listen and download below
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| Bisa Kdei – Forgive |
Ghana’s Highlife icon Bisa Kdei releases the video for “Fakye”, a single off his Highlife Konnect album.
The video for “Fakye” was directed by female director Priscilla Owusu, and was shot in UK.
Just like the title Fakye, which translates to English as “Forgive”, this is an emotional song that has Bisa Kdei apologizing to his lover for mistakes he’s done to her, including lack of attention, lies,disrespect, etc.
Bisa Kdei is one singer who can never go wrong with his songs especially when it comes to matters of the heart.
With a very great video concept, Fakye is of no doubt an instant lovers anthem.
Watch Fakye by Bisa Kdei below:
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| Cover Art: Iysman – Too Dross |
Iysman, CEO of NHG Rekordz, and Fcube-W Entertainment affiliate releases this open diss song titled TOO DROSS to every wack artiste inside and outside his hood “Ecity”.
“Too Dross” gives no room for talent comparism and among others labels the target as lame in an energetic rap-patois fused lyricism.
I’m not a ‘beef’ monger but song is a major shot at whoever the target is, addressed and packaged vigorously-explicit.
The challenge is thrown now. Who is lyrically and musically fit enough to reply this?
Download song below.
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| Yaa Jackson- Obra |
Finally, the “Tear Rubber”: hitmaker, Maame Yaa (Yaa Jackson) releases her much awaited single titled “Obra” featuring Strongman.
The TOT label act on this one shares more about the challenges in life and how to stand firm regardless.
Strongman blesses the song with his lyrical prowess, as he sends a deep message to the heart.
Production credit goes to Slo Deezy of 925 Muzik fame.
Listen and enjoy Obra by Maame Yaa (Yaa Jackson)
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| Cover Art: 4ties – Hiphop Still Alive |
Rising rapper 4ties puts his love for hiphop upfront in “Hiphop Still Alive” mixed by Foxbeat.
Born Reynolds Addo, 4ties is a hiphop artist representing Eastern Region of Ghana with inspiration from Nas for his conscious and deep lyricism, teaching knowledge and connecting to the maker.
“Hiphop Still Alive” is a special dedication to Nas for his 44th birthday, and asserts 4ties as the resurrector of the once prominent music genre Nas reported as dead.
Song sticks to a theme of a refreshing artistic exuberance intertwined with lyricism of creative mentions of every name that matters in making the Ghanaian rap dream a progressive reality.
The world should expect conscious hiphop music from 4ties as a pivot of his music career.
Listen to Hiphop Still Alive by 4ties
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| Cover Art: Strongman – Move It |
Strongman turns up the party vibe with new song titled ‘Move It’ featuring the award winning producer, TubhaniMuzik.
Strongman seems to always have something up his sleeve as he releases a high tempo AfroBeats song bound to catch up on the street anthem.
Not much is needed to be said for the song, you have to take a listen and the connections will take it natural course.
It is almost impossible for a party song to stay inline with a particular message but Strongman defied the odd and kept to his theme.
Listen to ‘Move It’ by Strongman below, produced by TubhaniMuzik.
