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Kobi Onyame makes initial list for MTV’s Best Unsigned Act

Ghanaian/UK hip hop artist, Kwame Barfour-Osei, better known as Kobi Onyame has been included in MTV’s longlist of artists (which includes Angel, Clement Marfo and more) for MTV’s Best Unsigned Act 2012. Voting is currently ongoing to choose artists for the coveted shortlist of acts for MTV Award. To vote for Kobi Onyame’s ‘Protect Myself’ […]

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To vote for Kobi Onyame’s ‘Protect Myself’ click VOTE.  The rapper will also be live in session on BBC Radio 1 with Ally McCrae on his BBC Introducing Show, Sunday, December 18.  In recent years, Kobi Onyame has played a range of live shows. He played the BBC Introducing Stage at Glastonbury Music Festival in 2009. He also recently represented Scotland at the BBC Introducing United Nations showcase in Cardiff late 2010. Kobi has in the past opened up in concert for acts including Kanye West (on which he touches on the experience on the song Dreams) Akon, De La Soul, Jessie J, Flo Rida, Tinchy Stryder, Wu Tang Clan and more. He made his T in the Park debut in July 2010 by playing the T Break stage at Balado and was included in Vic Galloway’s (BBC Radio 1 and Radio Scotland) 50 Scottish based artists to watch out for in 2011.

Kobi Onyame released his newest independent album, ‘Green Green Grasses’ on iTunes in April this year as  a follow up to his 2008 debut – ‘Unsigned & Hungry’, which he released under the name of Jae P.  His musical inspiration includes the likes of Kanye West, Jay-Z and Talib Kweli.

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“You guys are making our jobs so hard” – Smallgod calls out Ghanaian DJs for insufficient support of local music

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Ghanaian music entrepreneur and culture influencer, Smallgod, recently took to Twitter (X) to express his frustration with Ghanaian DJs for what he perceives as a lack of support for local music in the country. (more…)

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Comparing artistes promotes enmity; It doesn’t make sense – Sonnie Badu

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Celebrated Ghanaian gospel singer, Sonnie Badu has fervently advocated for an end to the practice of comparing artistes as it breeds enmity and conflict rather than fostering unity and appreciation of each other. (more…)

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Great Ampong Details Reason For Recording A Song Against LGBTQ+ activities On New album 

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Contemporary Ghanaian Gospel Music sensation, Isaiah Kwadwo Ampong, widely known as Great Ampong has recently revealed he has a song condemning LGBTQI+ activities on his latest album. (more…)

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King Promise recruits a Jamaican Artiste on the second ‘Terminator’ remix

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Famed Ghanaian singer/songwriter, Gregory Bortey Newman, well known in the music circles as King Promise, is set to release the third remix of his hit song, ‘Terminator’ this December. (more…)

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My new album has the potential to win Ghana’s first Grammy Award – Flowking Stone

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Ghanaian rapper, Flowking Stone has made a bold prediction for his newly released album, “The Decision.” (more…)

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Shatta Wale petitioned against performing at the launch of a community mining project

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The Deputy National Director of A Rocha Ghana, an environmental advocacy organization, Daryl Bosu, has petitioned Dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale, against performing at an event which will also see the launch of the Ellembele Community mining project. (more…)

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