in Afrobeats, making a hit song is only half the battle. These days, artists are also expected to deliver visuals that look like mini Hollywood productions, complete with elaborate sets,
When it comes to marriage, some couples share the spotlight, while others quietly build each other behind the scenes. For gospel powerhouse Piesie Esther, her husband, Enock Asiedu, appears to
What started as one of the most explosive legal controversies in hip-hop has taken a dramatic turn. The woman who accused Jay-Z of sexually assaulting her when she was 13
Okyeame Kwame has opened up about his preference for female leadership, saying he would vote for a woman in a presidential contest if she and a male candidate were equally
KiDi did not just travel to London for a concert. He arrived, grabbed the microphone and had the city singing his lyrics back to him. The Ghanaian hitmaker has scored
Ghanaian music fans may love their favourite artistes with the passion of a sold-out concert, but Kelvyn Boy believes some supporters are taking that loyalty far too far. The Down
For an upcoming artiste, getting that long-awaited contract can feel like the breakthrough moment. But according to Mr Drew, the excitement of seeing your name on a deal should never
For Ghanaian musicians, getting a hit song is one thing. Getting properly paid for that hit at home appears to be an entirely different concert. Singer and dancer Mr Drew
Kelvyn Boy may have a soft spot for women, but according to the Ghanaian hitmaker, that does not automatically make him a member of the certified womanizer association. The Down
For most artists, releasing a song usually means one thing: move on to the next one. Black Sherif appears to take that philosophy very seriously. The Ghanaian superstar has revealed
