‘Mr. Tee’ attributes selfishness to the slow growth of Ghanaian music…

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• Dr, Rasmos Kumbulaye. 11 years ago

  BULLSHIT.

  BULLSHIT.

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• CITIZEN ONE 11 years ago

  If you put together a real and true Ghanaian Group that features lead singers from Northern Ghana (Hausa/Dagomba Sounds), Central Ghana (Akan Music), Eastern Ghana (Ewe Lyrics) and some Southern Comfort (Ga Rhymes), I am sure ...
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  If you put together a real and true Ghanaian Group that features lead singers from Northern Ghana (Hausa/Dagomba Sounds), Central Ghana (Akan Music), Eastern Ghana (Ewe Lyrics) and some Southern Comfort (Ga Rhymes), I am sure you would have achieved what Ghana Music Scene used to reflect back in the days. I think the selfishness in your tone reflects the excessive and overused Twi-Music. Now it has lost it's swagger. Everything and everybody sounds the same. Pinched voices, same beat. Twi songs are not real musical notes.
  
  If you can't say it like it is, you can't fix the problem. Good luck!!!

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• AKORAKYEI 11 years ago

  CONSIDER DOING MUSIC WITH SHERIFA GUNU. SHE IS THE TRUTH.

  CONSIDER DOING MUSIC WITH SHERIFA GUNU. SHE IS THE TRUTH.

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• NOKORE NA EYE OOH 11 years ago

  Twi is just as English when sales in commecial requires a balance in investments made to record music. Or just try your own language if you can reach thy sales. You are confused and very jelouse about the commecial value in T ...
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  Twi is just as English when sales in commecial requires a balance in investments made to record music. Or just try your own language if you can reach thy sales. You are confused and very jelouse about the commecial value in Twi best used. Twi speaking people knows Twi, enjoy Twi byes Twi or other songs and never complains on others language so whats your problem. You makes me stop bying your music from know cause I do not understand it niether.Bad nut.

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