Even though his Biological father hails from the Volta Region, he considers the Upper West Region as his ‘holy town’ because his mother and foster father hail from that Region where he grew up as well.

Growing up as a child he had always wanted to be a Musician and a Lawyer.

He came out with three musical albums that never saw the light of day. “The frustrations from producers discouraged me. I went through a lot of physical, emotional, psychological and financial troubles in a bit to realize my passion:” he said.

When music was not working out, he obeyed his mother’s admonishment to go back to school.

The mother being a nurse,enticed him to the Tamale Nurses training college,where he graduated as a Nurse.

He went further to graduate in mental health as the sight of blood and deaths at the Medical hospitals scared him.

Still desirous of realizing his childhood dreams he gained admission into the University of Ghana Business School.

He became a hospital administrator in the Ghana Health Service.

He later attained his Law Degree at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA).

From there he gained admission into the much sought after Ghana School of Law,Makola.

He got called to the Bar on 1st October,2021.

Upon being called to the bar and with the influence of his old pal Blakk Rasta, he has gone back to his roots-MUSIC.

He has released two singles on YouTube titled:

1. DIIRI DIIRI DAARA DAARA

2. GOT TO RUN.

Ladies and gentlemen meet the son of the “KING OF THE DANCEHALL “

Lawyer Fidel Leviel known in Show Business as FEE RANKING.

His Contact:

0244522843

GHANAIAN Afrobeats artiste Kin Frenzee is choosing Nigeria over Ghana when it comes to good music production.

For Kin Frenzee who wouldn’t mince words, Nigerians are way ahead of their Ghanaian colleagues when it comes to making good music.

“Truth be told, Nigerians do better music than us. They put a lot in their music. Their lyrics, beat and the entire production of their songs are top notch. Most of the time it is our DJs who download songs from Nigeria and play them because they sound good to the ear and you would love to listen them” he told Graphic Showbiz.

Kin Frenzee born Francis Kingsley Prah went on to say the Nigerian artistes support each other, do a lot of international collaborations and have reps in different countries pushing their music.
“In addition to doing good music, Nigerian musicians have reps in different countries pushing their songs. The likes of Patoranking, Burna Boy have their men out there doing working for them. All these put them ahead of us” he stated.

Still singing their praises, Kin Frenzee said Nigerian musicians are very daring and have been able to penetrate the international market with Afrobeats.

“Trust me, I party a lot when I travel and I can say that you hardly hear songs from Ghanaian artistes out there whie that of Nigerians are all over. They have been able to penetrate the international market with Afrobeats and they are not joking”, he added.

Giving his thought on how our musicians can make inroads too, Kin Frenzee said it is about time we write better lyrics, do more international collaborations and get reps to promote our music beyond the shores of Ghana.

Away from all that, Kin Frenzee who has worked with musicians like Nero X, Nana Quame and Skrewface is out with a new song Odopa recorded by Willis Beats.

The love song which was released two weeks ago talks about faithfulness and the fact that partners should solve their problems without involving a third party.

On whether music pays in Ghana, Kin Frenzee said it is just a handful of musicians who are enjoying while the rest just get by.

“ In Ghana right now, only big names such as Sarkodie, Shatta Wale, Stonebwoy, Kuami Eugene, KiDi and a few others who are enjoying from music. The rest are suffering and it is no joke”, he revealed.

According to breaking news on Myjoyonline, the Ghana Football Association(GFA) has sacked Black Stars head coach, Milovan Rajevac.

Reigning Artiste of the Year, Diana Hamilton has been unveiled as the new brand ambassador for Awake Purified Drinking Water.

The partnership would see the award-winning gospel musician become the latest ambassador of the water product manufactured by Kasapreko Company Limited, one of the leading manufacturers of alcoholic and non-alcoholic products.

At the official signing ceremony in Accra, Mr. Gerald Bonsu, Commercial Director of Kasapreko Company Limited, speaking on behalf of the General Manager Mr Richard Adjei stated that Diana Hamilton was chosen to lead the face of the Awake Brand due to her passion for changing lives which according to him aligns with the company’s vision.

“We are thrilled and excited to have the popular gospel musician in our family and hopefully this partnership would be beneficial to both parties.

“As a company we felt she could serve as a good ambassador and she encompasses our brand values and would take our products to much greater heights thus in pursuance of our programmes which focuses on changing lives in Ghana,’ he said.

Diana Hamilton who is the first female gospel musician to win Artiste of Year at Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) was elated and expressed gratitude to the company for believing in her abilities to promote the products as well as assist in various Corporate Social Responsibility programmes which aims at changing and touching lives.

“To say I am excited is an understatement. This is a product I believe in and I can vouch for their quality. It is a humbling experience to have this merger with  and ready to promote their good course,” she said.

The Awake Purified Drinking Water back in 2021 won the topmost prize at the Ghana Beverages Awards considering its fast rise as a top mineral water brand in Ghana as well as its life saving initiative dubbed “One4Life campaign” which is set aside 10p from the purchase of every 500ml of Awake mineral water to the National Cardiothoracic Centre.

We have always been passionate about propelling our music industry into a larger space where the Ghanaian sound and the artist alike get to be seen in the larger picture.

However, a statement from Gbevu Music Group(GMG), indicates how Joey B has after so many attempts refused sharing “Come Over” a single by UK based Afrobeats crooner Loofy on his Social media platforms as stated in their collaboration deal.

This lack of respect from Joey B’s camp was confirmed by Gbevu Music Group (GMG), the management label that helped secure the collaboration for Loofy.

We can all agree professionalism is indeed a working relationship and the absence of it, has over the years seen the industry lose its credibility.

If an artiste goes to the length of appreciating another talents value and duly pays for his services then there is no reason whatsoever not to honor such a showmanship.

I mean, what’s the sweat in sharing a couple of posts for a work you’ve been fully paid for? It’s ironic this same artiste will willingly share irrelevant posts when what he was paid for is blatantly ignored.

Joey B is no novice to the music game and should know better because every little effort goes a long way in cementing a brand.

The song “Come Over” with video shot by Yaw SkyFace is a visual beauty and the groovy tune has received massive positive reviews since its release.

Check it out on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/-LxVaTEVpsM

The prime suspect in the gruesome murder of Dr Obisike Donald Ibe, a 37-year-old medical doctor working at Zenith Lab and Kidney Centre, Abuja, Abdusalam Ibrahim has said that he personally macheted the Doctor at his Games Village home because Dr Obisike is a ‘homosexual’ and he tried to force him into ‘homosexual act’ with him.

Abdusalam Ibrahim, Fidelis Ezekiel and Philemon Hussaini were the three suspects that jointly participated in the murder of the duo of Dr Obisike.

Dr Obidike and his friend Mr Ezekiel Edoja both living at D22, 24 streets, Games Village were together at the house last December 2021 when the incident occurred.

The trio along with 16 others was paraded on Tuesday by FCT Police Commissioner, CP Sunday Babaji for various criminal infractions in the FCT.

CP Babaji said, “The FCT Police Command since the receipt of the information of the Games Village murders deposited the corpse at the morgue and embarked on an aggressive manhunt in the midst of pain-staking investigation’s.

“The perpetrators of the dastardly act also carted away with a vehicle and an envelope containing about $1,000, the mobile phone of the deceased doctor and the ATM card which was used to withdraw money to the tune of two million naira from the deceased account on 13 December 2021.

“Following the above, 3 suspects namely Abdusalam Ibrahim aged 26, Fidelis Ezekiel aged 27 and Philemon Hussaini aged 22, have been arrested in connection to the case.

“The suspects upon interrogation confessed to have plotted and committed the offence. The suspects will be charged to court upon the conclusion of the investigation.

But speaking with reporters, Ibrahim who hails from Kaduna state said, “I used Cutlass to kill him. The doctor is a homosexual. He wanted to force me to have sex, I refused. He held on to my clothes and was trying to remove my clothes. When I refused, he started abusing me.

“I later called my friends to the house to come to help me pack my load. The doctor bought a lot of drinks and I became very high. I and my friends then tied the doctor and his friend. When my friends went out of the room, I came back with a Cutlass and macheted doctor because of what he wanted to do to me which I didn’t like.

Asked to throw more light on how the doctor tried to force him into the homosexual act, Abdusalam who is a Cleaner said, “He came to my room and asked me to massage him. I told him I can’t do massage. He said he will pay me, that I should name any amount and I refused.

Other suspects were arrested for kidnapping offences, vehicle snatching, homicide, cultism, armed robbery, robbery of petrol filling station and illegal possession of firearms among others.

Culled from Vanguard