Most people with a first listen to the song pegged it as one of the most promising collaborations to be nominated at the upcoming Ghana Music Awards in 2012. The song fuses contemporaryhighlife and what is officially known as Twipop in globally. It sways from the current diversion of hiplife and focuses on originality and the urge to re-establishment some highlife tradition.
The song, ;Number One' composed by Ghana’s most celebrated international inspirational singer Chemphe featuring West Africa’s very celebrated new music artist Dr. Cryme , and produced by Kill Beats was finally released by popular demand in first week of August with.
Chemphe and Dr. Cryme, both E-Jam Records artists were impressed with the response from fans a week after the release and performed same at the 233/Mario concert held in Accra this year.
The content and composition of the song are very remarkable and it virtually stimulates how ideal our modern day ladies are.
Since 2004 Chemphe has blessed his fans with great hit songs from his first album "No Pampanaa" and the hit single "Why u dey treat am bad?” His single “ONE PEOPLE" which is still sweeping the hearts, minds and souls of people, uniting and bringing nations together won him a nomination for the 2010 GMA AWARDS, winning Chemphe the peace ambassador for his nation Ghana.
He represented Africa at the 17th world council of the YMCA's in Hong Kong in the year 2010 and made an enormous impact on the world with the designed single SUBJECT TO CITIZEN which he featured the YMCA's. He also launched his inspirational album in Norway in the third quarter of 2011.
There was a video shoot for the song over the weekend and surprisingly the concept and costume was centered on a modern nightingale story. E-Jam Records CEO Korsah, explained that the concept of the video emulates from a surprise history which will be uncovered after the video premiere. The video is set to be released in September 2011 and was directed by Gyo Gyimah of Phamous Philms.
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