Afriyie Wutah argues 'pride, production, pedagogy' could redeem Ghana’s music image

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Jim 3 months ago

Island Records never signed ET Mensah or George Darko!

Island Records never signed ET Mensah or George Darko!
APUTOR! 3 months ago

Massa, make you go sit down somewhere! The rhythm has changed so must the dance. Hiplife was never an International genre. The sound quality, the content and the engineers weren't professional enough to produce a master. Apia ...
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Massa, make you go sit down somewhere! The rhythm has changed so must the dance. Hiplife was never an International genre. The sound quality, the content and the engineers weren't professional enough to produce a master. Apiatus was close, but not close enough. All the hiplife/Highlife songs sounded like a 'Demo'. Enobi women you guys take chop?
Koose 3 months ago

This. It never took off globally for a reason

This. It never took off globally for a reason
Saints 3 months ago

When people with vision speaks the blind ones trash em I totally agree with him Ghana has it own sound and music which is very unique but we lack marketing strategy.

When people with vision speaks the blind ones trash em I totally agree with him Ghana has it own sound and music which is very unique but we lack marketing strategy.
Peace 3 months ago

Stop the nonsense talk and go back to being the powerful group that we loved

Stop the nonsense talk and go back to being the powerful group that we loved