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Get Familiar: J' Re My out with ‘Coz Ov You’ and more

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musicNewcomer, J’ Re My is a multi talented artist who wants to replicate his growing success in fashion design into his passion for music. After putting his musical ambitions on hold for several years, the contemporary and urban singer has return to the music with the release of his titled ‘Coz Ov You’ and other bonus tracks such as  ‘Hw3 Woho Yiye’ ,’3y3 Mo’ and ‘Afia Donkor’. Born Jeremiah Kofi Obuobi in Tema, he uses the stage name J’ Re My (pronounced Jay’ Reh My). He started performing at Star Junior Secondary School in 1996, where he was nicknamed Buju because he was able to imitate Buju Banton’s voice on several of the songs on Buju’s debut album. Upon entering Senior Secondary School in Temasco, he changed his nickname to Culio, a memento to Coolio of ‘Gangster’s Paradise’ fame. In 1998, he started to perform his own songs during Entertainment in Temasco. With the now famous DJ Mensah as his Entertainment Prefect, he often got the chance to perform at most entertainment shows on campus. J’ Re My later joined the group, Camp Yard (now R2bees) but opted out and formed a new group with the stage name, Broken Silence. By 1999, he had become very popular on campus; he represented Temasco in an AIDS Awareness Music Competition that he won for his school. As part of a Temasco final year funfair in 2000, he was asked by the head prefect to perform a free style on HIV/AIDS Awareness on air at Adom FM with Dr. Duncan as presenter.  In Tema Community 5, where he resided, he came across most of the stars of the late 90s. Namely Blaconi (UK), Roko Banton (USA),Root Eye,Nana Fynn, Akasakyerema and others. These names became his mentors in the industry so there was no way he could not have been influenced by Quality music. He entered Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in 2002 and later met John Foley (now Jay Foley) in 2003. Back then, John was a sound engineer and a rap artist, so J’ Re My managed to record two songs in his start-up studio in 2004. J’ Re My later decided to concentrate on his Clothing Line called @ObjClothing and Accessories,and temporarily halted his active participation in music between 2006-2009. During this period he worked with the BBC twice designing and producing the trophies for their 2007 Africa Radio Awards and in 2008 the BBC African footballer of the year trophy, which Emmanuel Adebayor won. He won a ticket to South Africa as the first runner-up to Ghana’s Fashion Entrepreneur of the Year 2008, organized by the British Council in Ghana. Finally, MTV Base, as part of their Road to Mama Show in 2009, granted him a free MTV Base interview for clothing old time classmates R2Bees. In March 2010, J’ Re My decided to create a music genre in a way to preserve the fundamental Ghanaian highlife music so that it would still have a foreign appeal. He called this genre PopHighlife, basically a kind of urban music that gets an artiste to make a highlife song with lots of proverbs on a hip hop, rock or pop beat.  To have a taste of what this music sounds like download J’ Re My’s latest single and bonus tracks below.  ‘Coz Ov You’ >>>>DOWNLOAD ‘Hw3 Woho Yiye’>>>>DOWNLOAD ‘3y3 Mo’ >>>>DOWNLOAD  ‘Afia Donkor’ >>>>DOWNLOAD]]>

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Davido Inks Partnership with UnitedMasters For His Nine+ Records Venture

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Davido Inks Partnership with UnitedMasters For His Nine+ Records Venture

Making yet another major power move, three-time GRAMMY® Award-nominated Nigerian global superstar and Afrobeats pioneer Davido has inked a deal with UnitedMasters for his recently launched label Nine+ Records.

In this groundbreaking collaboration, Davido will spearhead artist development, A&R, and behind-the-scenes curation, nurturing a pioneering lineup of artists across the continent under Nine+ Records. United by a shared vision, the teams will work together to introduce and foster talent, amplifying Davido’s influence and extending his reach even further. This partnership marks a pivotal moment in shaping the future of African and world music.

Together, the teams will collaborate closely in order to not only introduce, but cultivate career talent. It only expands Davido’s influence and reach.

Read Also: Davido gifts fan $50k to payoff student loans

Of today’s announcement Davido said, “I couldn’t be more proud to partner with Steve and the team at United Masters, this announcement represents an exciting new chapter for developing and established artists around the world.”

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Steve Stoute, Founder and CEO of UnitedMasters states, “Over the last 2 years, we’ve proven our commitment to Africa investing in artists, education, and technology. Today, we are doubling down. With this new venture with Davido & the launch of Nine Plus Records, we reinforce our mission in becoming a bridge for artists on the continent. Together we’ll identify & develop new artists while supporting them with brand and synch opportunities.”

Nine+ Records will be announcing more artists and partners in the future.

Last night, Davido just sold out one of the most iconic venues in the world, headlining Madison Square Garden in New York City. He ignited the stage with what will be remembered as a historic set, bringing Afrobeats to the Big Apple in the biggest way possible. In advance of the show, he extensively spoke to Billboard who praised how “Performing in New York has also become a special ritual” for him.

This news also arrives on the heels of various major company announcements for UnitedMasters. The company locked down a high-profile alliance with SymphonyOS and Groover. Plus, it hosted its annual “A Celebration of Independence” GRAMMY® Concert at the Palladium in Hollywood, CA. The show boasted an all-star lineup, including headliner Davido, Uncle Waffles, Tokischa, Donavan’s Yard, and NLE Choppa. Of the latter, The Source wrote, “This marked the first time UnitedMasters featured international acts, solidifying its impact and representation within the global independent artist movement.”

Stay tuned for a whole lot more soon

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Court Orders Service Of Notice For DNA Test To Mohbad’s Wife

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The Chief Magistrate Court in Ikorodu has granted approval to serve a notice for a DNA test to the wife of late singer Ileriouluwa Oladimeji Aloba, known as Mohbad, at her last known address. (more…)

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Ghana’s New Train from Poland Crashes During Test Run

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Reports reaching Ameyaw Debrah Media indicate that the recently imported train from Poland, designated for the Tema-Mpakadan railway route, has encountered an accident. (more…)

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I got into music because my crush always associated with musicians – Tiwa Savage

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Nigerian songstress turned filmmaker, Tiwatope Savage has disclosed that she became a musician because she had a crush on a “guy” who was always around musicians.

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Mr. Drew Addresses Allegations in JAMROCK EVENT CENTRE’s Lawsuit

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Renowned Ghanaian singer and dancer, Andrew Nii Commey Otoo, known by the stage name Mr. Drew has vehemently denied accusations of failing to perform at the Easter Dance Party organized by JamRock Event Centre. (more…)

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I must win Artiste of the Year again – Okyeame Kwame

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Ghanaian rap icon, Kwame Nsiah-Apau, widely known as Okyeame Kwame has boldly declared his determination to reclaim the coveted title of TGMA (Telecel Ghana Music Awards) Artiste of the Year. (more…)

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