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Veteran Ghanaian Highlife musician Gyedu Blay Ambolley won’t work with any artist, especially the young ones, if they don’t live up to his standards, even if they are promised a fortune. This is because he has established a solid reputation, and Ambolley will keep declining their calls for collaboration as long as those musicians do not recognize and uphold the standard of preserving Ghana’s unique musical heritage. “I am not looking at the money. I am not going to say because they have money, I am going to charge them…

Wendy Shay’s manager, Ricky Nana Agyemang popularly known as Bullet has debunked rumours that he is occultist that sacrifices his artistes at the peak of their career. Following the passing of his artist, Ebony Reigns in 2018, numerous Ghanaians criticized him on Twitter, now known as the X platform, just moments after his artiste was engaged in an accident. On Wednesday’s Daybreak Hitz program on Hitz FM, Bullet responded to all the rumors by stating that he is a Christian and would never join a religious sect in order to…

Lil Win has a message for the skeptics who dismiss his political aspirations as a joke because politics is not for people of his caliber who are not proficient in the English language. The well-known Kumawood performer and actor stated that he would speak to his audience in Twi and, if necessary, have it translated. He believes that any potential linguistic hurdles are outweighed by the significance of his ideas and services to society, especially to his constituency. He said “We use common sense to speak English,” underscoring the idea…

LilWin, a stage name used by Ghanaian actor Kwadwo Nkansah, has also weighed in on the debates surrounding Ghana’s recent tax on sports wagering. On Wednesday, August 23, the actor said in an interview with Tony Best on Adwuma Mmere on Akoma FM that while he does not partake in sports betting, he will not hold it against those who do. He believed that the majority of bettors were unemployed. “If I were the president, I would never have taxed gambling until I had produced jobs for the kids, especially…

Dope Nation, a musical duo made up of twins from Ghana, has disclosed that they are developing a new sound called “Ghanapiano” that they plan to include in their music. The twin brothers stated they are bringing a new sound, “Ghanapiano,” which they have already experimented with on their popular song “Gboza,” in an interview on TV3 Newday with Berla Mundi serving as their host. Actually, ‘Gboza’ was the first word. There are hints of Hammer’s music in it if you listen to it. We’re attempting to create a brand-new…