Highlife music legend, Gyedu–Blay Ambolley has questioned the quality of highlife songs being churned out by the young musicians in Ghana describing them as songs that will not cross borders. The veteran musician, who is believed to be the originator of rap in Ghana, in his assessment of the Ghanaian music industry described it, as having big problems among which …
Multiple award winning singer Bisa Kdei gives us another highlife song to party with. Titled “1924”, the song talks about how a man will work hard for money to satisfy the love of a young girl. 1924 takes us back to the olden way of life, where everyone flaunts their lover holding hands, and dancing together. As we approach the …
Ghanaian high-life artist, KK Fosu, has stated clearly that he’s the king of Highlife and for that matter, he’s ready to defend his crown even though he’s not been consistent in the industry. During a performance on TV3’s Music Music show, KK Fosu, who was great with the live band, in the middle of his performance paused and said …
The battle for supremacy in a particular genre is nothing new in the music industry. For years, Shatta Wale and his fiercest rival, Stonebwoy, have been battling over who runs the Dancehall scene with the My Level singer calling himself Dancehall King. Sarkodie and M.anifest were involved in a feud over who rules rap music with the latter …
Gyedu-Blay Ambolley says he does not see fellow musicians— Daddy Lumba and Kojo Antwi— as high life musicians. According to the jazz and highlife music legend, most of the songs churned out by the two legendary musicians cannot be classified as highlife music. He, therefore, described Daddy Lumba as a musician who sings over disco beats and Kojo …
The Music Industry is turning out to be more of a competition day in day out. People actually go to the extreme just to get to the height they want to get in the industry. A former secular musician called Obo disclosed to Pastor Nyansa Boakwa in an interview on Happy FM’s ‘Nsem Pii’ show that he visited several …
Highlife musician Anokye Supremo aka Daddy Lumba Jnr. has been suffering from a tumor in his head that has blurred his vision. According to him, he cannot see with his left eye. He said, the whole thing started about a couple of months ago when he experienced severe headache. “It started in October and I thought it was migraine. I …
