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The controversy over the eligibility of Mr. Gyedu Blay Ambolley to vie for the presidency of the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) is continuing, with Alhaji Sidiku Buari giving a fait accompli that “the man is constitutionally disqualified.”
One of Ghana’s veteran hiplife artistes, T-Blaze, whose songs made a lot of impact on the Ghanaian music scene in the early 90s has announced that all is set for the release of his latest CD album.
Everyone might think the beef between Mframa and 5Five is over, if so then your guess might be wrong. Tinny has reignited the whole issue up again and does not want the camp of 5Five to even make a statement on the issue.
The already tall list of Ghanaian musicians has been given a new lease of life with the entrance of a female artiste silky-voiced, Lydia kwakye.
Jay Q is a sound/producer who needs no introduction to surfers of Ghana Music.com and the Ghanaian music industry. Well, your boy Jeff Quaye is about to make another trip to the USA again.
Barring any last minute hitch, the latest queen on the music scene, Becca will next month officially launch her maiden album titled, “Sugar”. The work would be launched together with the latest album of the international acclaimed South African music legend, Hugh Masekela, who also features on Becca’s album.
Hugh Masekela, the legendary South African musician will arrive in the country today with his band for a live musical performance on Friday, November 2, at the Golden Tulip Hotel in Accra.
The Jah Messenger, Luciano, has demonstrated to his numerous Ghanaian funs, on his first appearance on the land that he is truly an icon and a force to reckon with in the global brotherhood of Rastafari.
Rumors they say are born in people’s minds and consciences as a result it doesn’t last but dies away within a short period of time. But the damages that it will cause may take many years to repair or can be disastrous.
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