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Hiplife musician D.Cryme (aka Darlington Kwasi Agyekum) has denied being a one-time hit maker. According to the young musician, his debut single, Kills Me Shy, was just an introduction and that he has a lot in store for Ghanaians.
The kill Me Shy hit-maker told showbiz last week that Ghanaians sholud not judge so quickly after his first single because he was definitely coming back with a bang.
The tema-based artiste said he was aware of how Ghanaians qidely accepted Kill Me Shy so he would therefore not do any below-standard song to disappoint Ghanaians.
currently, D.Cryme is about ready with his new song, One step One back, and he said he would use the same approach he used for Kill Me She to get it across to Ghanaians.
According to him, if any artiste was heard too often, his fans may become fed-up and he may fade as soon as he has taken his time to work on a good song to keep him in the game.
“I dont rush to do music’ I take my time to do good song for it to last and not to fade so soon. My latest work One Step One Back, will tell Ghanaians that I am not a one-time hit-maker.
D.Cryme is a multipurpose celebrity whose specializations include singing, acting, rapping, Tv shows presenting and beat making.
since his appearance on the music scene three years ago, D.Cryme has featured on other peoples songs and worked with artiste like Sarkodie, Stay Jay, Lion, among others

M3NSA & Wanlov The Kubolor were spotted at Kotoka International Airport this morning fresh off their Europe Tour. They went right into a meeting to be briefed by the tour organizers being Africa Unsigned & Pidgen Music. Then they rushed off for rehearsals for a private show that was to take place later that evening. FOKN Bois said "Its so good to be back home. We can't wait to see the new talent and see what they have to offer. We want to give them the chances we didn't really have coming up." A press conference for the Big In Ghana Tour will be held tomorrow Thursday 16th August at 11am at Rockstones Office. The FOKN Bois, EFYA & Yaa Pono will be present to answer questions and share their thoughts on the tour. So far 9 new talents from Takoradi, Tema, Kumasi and Accra have been discovered and will be housed at a secret location in Accra over the weekend to rehearse with a live band ahead of their auditioning for the FOKN Bois, EFYA & Yaa Pono. The headlining artists will have to decide on only one of the talented artists from each city to join them on their Big In Ghana Tour which starts Friday 24th August in Takoradi at the Jubilee Park. All the concerts start at 6pm and are FREE! The Big In Ghana Tour is sponsored by Bavaria.

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Sarkodie Goes Mad Over His Leaked Song  

 

We all know musicians put in a lot, I mean a lot to bring out the best of music for our listening pleasure; studio sessions at night, recording countless times and edits to get the final output is not a joke.

Those that have been at studio sessions will know what I’m talking about. I’m sure after all this is done and you don’t get to approve of the final product and it gets leaked before you can even hear it, won’t be pleasant news.

Earlier this week, I got an email with a song by Sarkodie featuring AJ Omo Alajah (A Ghana-based Nigerian singer) titled ‘Hallelujah’. The email said leaked song. But we all know what leaked songs mean right? It means it’s a way of getting more hype for the song. So I treated it as such.

Later I heard rumors that Sarkodie is so mad because of the leaked song, both of them being my friends, I contacted them both. First the producer ‘Sammie Blacc’ who produced and recorded the song, he said he has no idea how the song got leaked. Sarkodie on the other hand wasn’t so much pleased.

Dude doesn’t seem to be laughing. He also further went ahead to say, this is the more reason why he doesn’t like to work with upcoming producers and engineers as mostly, he does not get to even hear the song but out of their eagerness and over excitement, they release the song. He said this is not the first time as his song; ‘Gogo Woho’ also got leaked before he approved of it.
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Asem has once again showcased his lyrical and song writing abilities. After the untimely death of President of Ghana H.E Prof J.E.A Mills, it was expected that the creative industry will pay tribute to his life and legacy.

One who has lead the chart in being creative in the form of a tribute song is the BYE BYE hit maker ASEM.

Asem talked about the song which he's titled “DEAR JOHN” ( Damirifa Due) which he featured Ace highlife legend PAT THOMAS.

ASEM added he wrote the song in celebration of the late presidents life and good deeds and its more of a cheer song rather than a dirge. He said his choice in collaborating with PAT THOMAS was to help the song break generational barriers.

The Management of Okyeame Kwame, One Mic Entertainment, wishes to inform the general public about its decision to postpone the premiering of the much anticipated video of his upcoming single, Mr. Versatile.

The video premiere which was slated for Saturday, 28th July, 2012, have, according to management of One Mic Entertainment, been postponed indefinitely inorder to mourn the sudden death of Ghana's forrmer president, Prof. John Evans Attah Mills.

The decision has however received unanimous commendation from valued fans of Ghana' Best Rapper Alive, Okyeame Kwame after he disclosed it on facbook.

To most of these fans, it is a good idea and shows how thoughtful and competent a musician Okyeame Kwame is, whereas others suggest that Ghana’s Best Rapper Alive composes a tribute song for the late former president to pay last respect to the late Prof. John Evans Attah Mills.

In an interview with Okyeame Kwame he said he is “working on a tribute song in honour of the late John Evans Attah Mills and would release it very soon.

I however wish to express my sincere condolence to the wife of the late president, Mrs. Ernestina Naadu Mills, and the bereaved family. May the soul of our late president rest in perfect peace," he concluded.