Dj Slims In The Booth is a freestyle session which gives artistes the opportunities to showcase their talent with a selection of instrumental and they put their magic out there. This version we have for you here is that of Amakye the Rapper and it’s in flames. Check out the video link here on youtube and you can also stream the audio version on audio mack as well.
Ghanaian afropop singer and songwriter Camidoh has shared a remarkable summer anthem “Taxi Man.” Stream and download “Taxi Man” here:
Jointly produced by the UK’s renowned Toddla T and award-winning Ghanaian maestro, Streetbeatz, “Taxi Man” features guest verses from Vybz Kartel, the iconic figure in Jamaican dancehall; the UK’s rising star, Miss LaFamilia; and the award-winning DJ and producer, DJ Lara Fraser, who bring their unique and unrivaled performance style to the song.
Sonically, “Taxi Man” boasts a unique dancehall and afrobeats fusion, characterized by the Ghanaian BET-award Afropop nominee‘s signature R&B and afrobeats rhythms. The song arrives with a Amane Akbaraly-driected captivating portrait-style music video. Filmed at the famous Zap Studios in London’s Camberwell, the video captures a day with Camidoh, Miss LaFamilia, and DJ Lara Fraser.
Camidoh has been soaring high, gaining nominations from the BET Awards, AFRIMA and The Headies, as well as receiving acclaim for his debut project L.I.T.A. He burst onto Ghana’s music scene in 2018 when he was signed to Grind Don’t Stop (GDS) indie label and dropped his first single, “For My Lover”. The single and its remix set a buzz around him as the next big thing leading to his first project, Contigency Plan (CP) – a six-track EP that had rave reviews.
However, Camidoh’s big breakthrough came in December when he released the viral hit single, “Sugarcane”. The song shot Camidoh to stardom and when the chart topping “Sugarcane” remix featuring King Promise, Mayorkun and Darkoo dropped in April 2022, Camidoh became one of the most sought after African stars in the year. He followed the mega single with the capsule “Sugarcane EP” and other notable singles “Kaba” and “Slow” to further extend his reach across Africa and beyond.
Early this year, he became the second Ghanaian artiste join the prestigious Golden Club of Africa’s largest music streaming and download platform, Boomplay, for reaching and surpassing a milestone of 100 million streams.
Kanye West and Bianca Censori are no longer welcomed in Italy following their indecent exposure scandal.
Locals were outraged by Censori’s obscene clothes during her frequent outings with the rapper in Venice throughout August.
West and Bianca were seen last week in a precarious position on the back of a river taxi, surrounded by tourists.
Following the incident, the company responsible for renting the boat to the couple, Venezia Turismo Motoscafi, issued a statement announcing Kanye and Bianca are “no longer welcome” to use their services.s.
Talking to the Daily Mail, the company revealed, “On board, the driver had to keep a lookout for traffic and did not see these obscenities. If this had happened, he would have immediately disembarked and reported the transgressors to those in authority.”
“In addition, there was a third person on board the taxi, who accompanied Mr. and Mrs. West, who obstructed the captain’s view to the stern in any case,” the statement indicated.
“We completely dissociate ourselves from such acts and behavior.
“Mr. West and his wife will certainly no longer be welcome on board our company’s boats,” they added.
Edi B, the rising star in the Ghanaian music industry, has once again taken the music scene by storm with the release of their highly anticipated single “Problem.”
With a unique blend of infectious beats, heartfelt lyrics, and his signature mesmerizing vocals, “Problem” is set to be the next chart-topping sensation.
Edi B’s distinctive musical style and captivating performances have garnered a loyal and growing fanbase, and “Problem” is poised to cement their position as a force to be reckoned with in the industry. The track showcases Edi B’s evolution as an artist, delivering a fresh and dynamic sound that seamlessly fuses various musical influences.
Ghanaian singer and songwriter, No Doubt has released his latest single, ‘Radio & Tv’, The budding musician featured decorated rapper Kwame Yogot in new song which will surely warm into the hearts of music lovers.
The tune “Radio and television” dives into the impact and effect of the media, explicitly radio and TV, on society through its melodious substance. This tune causes to notice the effect that different types of media have in affecting the contemplations and deeds of people and changing individuals’ perspectives. It illuminates the power that the media has to scatter data, proliferate messages, and interface people from different foundations and encounters.
Both No Question and Kwame Yogot add their own particular flavor to the track, which considers their very own smooth reconciliation approaches into the general organization of the tune they chipped away at together. Their capacity to blend their voices so that makes a significant and snappy chorale that will have audience members chiming in a matter of seconds at everything is obvious proof of the association that exists between them.
The tune “Most likely” epitomizes the vocalists’ flexibility and capacity to interface with crowds from a different range of foundations. The single deftly mixes components of hip bounce, pop, and afrobeats, bringing about a sound that challenges classification and is empowering and convincing. The melody “Radio and television” can possibly turn into a hit in view of snappy cadence and snares are not difficult to recall. This will engage admirers of a wide assortment of melodic styles.
As a general rule, the tune “Radio and television” by No Question including Kwame Yogot is an exhibition of the performers’ expertise and creativity. As a result of a partnership between those musicians and Beat Masta, who is also a skilled producer, an outstanding song featuring some of Ghana’s most talented musicians has been produced. This melody is a fantastic illustration of Ghanaian music at its best.
Devotees of afrobeats and anyone looking for a new and special melodic experience ought to give “Radio and television” an attempt due to its paramount tunes, solid vocals, and interesting verses. This tune is an unquestionable requirement.
From setting up a widows’ support initiative – Help A Needy Widow – to starting a television programme, Christiana Hati has officially launched her debut single “Testimony” to kick off her music career.
“Testimony” would introduce her to the song ministration audience with influential lyrics and captivating melodies.
Explaining the reason for the song “Testimony”, Christiana Hati had this to say (below);
“I suffered a lot of illnesses as a child and The Lord delivered me from them all. Also I have survived car accidents, spiritual attacks, financial breakdowns to the point, depending on God was my only source; and He never let me down. So, feeling sad about how some Christians of today go from place to place looking for answers to their problems and not knowing that the answer is within (them), I thought of creating a guide in the form of music, encouraging them and leading the discussion as I premier Hati Testimonies TV (my TV Show), to lead people to share their stories of how they survived it all. The song ‘Testimony’ is very appropriate as a background song, and also to be used as a manifestation of what God has done in my life.”
You can follow her on social media via these connects:
Facebook — @ChristianaHati
Instagram — @ChristianaHati
X — @ChristianaHati
TikTok — @ChristianaHati
About Christiana Hati
Christiana Hati is a Ghanaian Gospel Singer who hails from Kowei, in the Sissala East District of the Upper West Region. A devout Christian she is, she got into ministry and has lately stepped it up to use her voice as a powerful tool to win souls for Christ through The Word of God.
Born as Christiana Hatibie Bentie, as her real name, she comes from a Family of 6 siblings; of which she is the 3rd born. Christiana officially embarks on her singing career in 2023 with her debut single “Testimony” produced by renowned multiple-award winning Ghanaian Music Producer, Kaywa. This single would introduce her into the limelight and open more doors for her to spread her message widely across — within Ghana and beyond — as a Gospel Singer.
“My mission for going into music is to lead believers to worship in spirit and in truth, to praise The Lord for who He is, while encouraging people especially the youth towards righteousness and self-worth” — Christiana Hati explains, her journey into music.
In 2021, Christiana Hati powered an initiative to support widows in the Northern part of Ghana through a widows’ support project. The widows’ project is called “Help A Needy Widow”.
She also has a Gospel Ministration TV Show called “Hati Testimonies TV” – it is a call to help individuals share with the world the power of God to do great and marvelous things. Hati Testimonies TV, is an online Programme on YouTube that would later be on traditional television.
She studied with the Chartered Institute of Marketing UK, later switched to complete a first degree in Marketing and then continued with an MPhil in Global Leadership at the University of Professional studies Legon. Christiana Hati is a businesswoman who is into Construction and Supplies.
“I am a bold, courageous and practical person who believes in the supremacy of God. I love to bless, encourage and motivate people towards Godliness”, she added.
Corzzy Blaque, fast-rising Ghanaian Afrobeats Artiste has finally hit the bull’s eye with his latest single “Pampana”. An upbeat and very danceable jam for the parties all summer and for the nightlife buzz.
“Pampana” is a local term for kids’ play back in the vintage days among African children. The song details how he would want to ‘snatch’ a girl away into a (night) party and do some ‘kinky’ stuff. Though a clean lyric song, it has song s3xually suggestive connotations to it. It was produced by Hairlegbe, and has an amapiano touch, the latest craze among the youthful ears.
Corzzy Blaque is part of CollinWud Team, a Ghanaian music clique powered in Accra.
Mr Eazi shares new music today along with the title for his long-awaited, decade-in-the-making debut solo album. “Advice,” produced by Ghana’s M.O.G. Beatz, is the latest single from the freshly named The Evil Genius, set for release on Oct. 27, 2023. The 16-track album is now available for pre-order HERE: https://empawaafrica.lnk.to/TheEvilGenius.
Mr Eazi is the latest artist to be featured in Vevo’s original content series Ctrl., with a stirring, defiant performance of the drill-infused “Advice” out today in support of the track’s release. Watch HERE.
The lyrically dense “Advice” namechecks a number of African martyrs including former Democratic Republic of the Congo president Joseph Kabila and Ken Saro-Wiwa, a Nigerian writer and activist whose 1995 hanging inspired domestic and international outrage. “I was coming from a place of having that energy,” Eazi says.
Recorded over a two-year period between Ouidah and Cotonou, Benin; Kigali, Rwanda; Accra and Kokrobite, Ghana; Lagos, Nigeria; London; Los Angeles; and New York City, The Evil Geniusfeatures some of Mr Eazi’s most personal work, as he dives deeply into subjects like love, betrayal, loneliness, and family, expressed through three distinctive acts.
In a first-of-its-kind fusion of African music and art, Mr Eazi commissioned visual artists from across the continent to create a unique, physical art piece to represent each of the album’s 16 tracks. For “Advice,” he tapped Nairobi, Kenya-based artist Alphonce Odhiambo, known as Alpha ODH, whose acrylic painting speaks to the track’s defiant lyrics.
Mr Eazi personally handpicked 13 artists, representing eight African countries, inviting them to collaborate in a process he describes as ‘informal and instinctual’.
“Inviting artists to create for the album was from my passion for creativity and expression,” Mr Eazi said. “The artworks visually unlock the ideas, emotion, and energy within my music.’
The artworks created for the album will be featured in a multi-sensory exhibition experience, which debuts in Accra, Ghana, from Sept. 13-17, before heading to 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair at Somerset House in London from Oct. 12-15. Additional exhibition announcements in other cities are forthcoming.
MR EAZI TOUR DATES (w/ ChopLife SoundSystem)
Saturday, September 2 | Washington DC – Karma
Sunday, September 3 | Houston – Rise Roof Top
Sunday, September 24 | Atlanta – Revolt World @ Pangaea Studio
On this single, the Beacon Based Music signee searches within his inner-self and discovers whom he really is and the driving force behind his musical journey. Jeeniors showcases his talent and delivers a striking melody on this NoJoke produced instrumentals.
Set against the backdrop of NoJoke’s expertly crafted production, Jeeniors’ vocal prowess and captivating melodies shine through in every note. This track not only paves the way for his upcoming album but also serves as its leading anthem, providing a sneak peek into the musical brilliance that awaits. With unstoppable Energy, Jeeniors is ready to conquer the world and rapidly ascending to become a household name.
Witness the magic unfold by watching the music video for ‘Can’t Stop My Energy’ on YouTube below. Join the movement, feel the rhythm, and let Jeeniors’ unstoppable energy resonate with your soul. This isn’t just music; it’s a transformative experience that’s bound to leave you inspired and energized.
Friday, 1st September, 2023- A group of tertiary students is currently at the center of a controversy that has raised eyebrows within their educational institution, Accra Technical Training Centre. These students, known for their impressive dance moves that previously went viral within their school premises, are now facing suspension for their participation in a music video produced by Ghanaian Afrobeatz sensation OliveTheBoy.
What has sparked outrage is the fact that they appeared in the video wearing their school uniforms.
The students, who gained fame for their dance talents following a dance routine on Ghanaian dancehall artist, Stonebwoy’s “Apotheke” song within the confines of their school, took their performance skills outside the campus this time. They featured in OliveTheBoy’s latest music video “Goodsin” that includes “explicit” themes, particularly focusing on sexual affairs, a far cry from the wholesome image they had previously portrayed.
School authorities were quick to respond, expressing their displeasure over the students’ participation in the controversial video. They have launched an investigation into why the students left the school premises to participate in the production while wearing their uniforms, an action that goes against the school’s rules and regulations.
The video, which quickly gained attention on various social media platforms, has left the school community divided. Some argue that the students have the right to pursue their interests outside of school, while others believe that their actions have tarnished the school’s reputation.
The controversy has also ignited discussions about the responsibilities of educators and parents in monitoring and guiding students’ activities beyond the classroom. Many are questioning whether the students received proper guidance and supervision regarding their participation in such a video.
The school’s administration is currently reviewing the matter and considering disciplinary action, including possible suspension for the students involved. This incident serves as a reminder of the challenges educators face in maintaining a balance between nurturing students’ creativity and upholding the institution’s values and standards.
As the investigation unfolds, the students find themselves in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons, with their futures hanging in the balance as the school decides on the appropriate course of action.
Ghana’s reggae and dancehall scene has long been vibrant and competitive, and one name that continues to shine brightly is Aklerh. The sensational female musician, known for her powerful vocals and captivating stage presence, has once again proven her prowess with the release of not one, but two scintillating singles: “Run D’Town” and “Money.”
With a moniker that echoes confidence and a style that exudes authenticity, Aklerh, whose real name is Zebulun Aklerh Ocansey, has carved a unique niche for herself in the maledominated industry. Her ability to seamlessly blend reggae and dancehall vibes while infusing her music with relatable lyrics has endeared her to fans across the nation.
“Run D’Town” is a fiery anthem that showcases Aklerh’s commanding presence. Produced by the talented CashTwo Beats, the track is a perfect blend of catchy melodies and hard-hitting rhythms. The song’s infectious chorus is bound to have listeners singing along after just one listen. Aklerh’s distinctive voice soars over the production, delivering verses that tell a story of empowerment and seizing control.
On the other hand, “Money,” produced by CaskeysOnit, takes a different thematic approach. This track delves into the struggles and aspirations surrounding the need to have one’s freedom. Aklerh’s emotive delivery brings to life the lyrics that reflect the universal desire for success and prosperity. The track’s laid-back yet captivating beat complements her vocals perfectly, creating a sonic experience that is soothing.
Aklerh’s consistency in delivering exceptional music has solidified her place as undoubtedly Ghana’s Dancehall Queen in recent time. Her ability to tackle a range of subjects through her music, from empowerment to socio-economic realities, showcases her versatility as an artist. Her commitment to staying true to her roots while pushing creative boundaries is evident in both “Run D’Town” and “Money.”
As “Run D’Town” and “Money” make their way into the playlists of reggae and dancehall enthusiasts, there’s no doubt that Aklerh’s reign as Ghana’s Dancehall Queen is set to continue. Her unique sound, meaningful lyrics, and dynamic performances are a testament to her dedication and artistry. With these new singles, Aklerh has once again proven that she is a force to be reckoned with, and her musical journey is one that fans eagerly anticipate.
For fans and newcomers alike, Aklerh’s music is available on all major streaming platforms, and experiencing these two new singles is a must for anyone who appreciates authentic and impactful reggae and dancehall music.
Accra, Friday, September 1, 2023 – UK-based Ghanaian star, Young Rob takes you on a captivating journey with his debutalbum, “Afro-Lover,” as he delves into the complexities of love and personal growth. The newly released body of work captures the highs and lows of the singer’s life experiences and the raw emotions behind them, topping all off with smooth, seductive vocals that will get anyone buzzing with excitement. Listen here: https://ditto.fm/afro-lover-young-rob
All 13 tracks on “Afro-Lover” highlight Young Rob’s vulnerable side in a twist of varying emotions. This breathtaking musical odyssey begins with the enchanting and pre-released ‘I Need Your Love,’ featuring talented saxophonist, Joko Magic. The beautiful song sets fans up for a tale of ultimate seduction with ‘Mami’ – a sizzling song for the dancefloor in which Young Rob confesses his love for Latino and Hispanic women.
Of course, Young Rob’s admiration for women goes well beyond Latin America. And he extends his veritable Casanova status to another confessional song, ‘Brown Skin Girls.’ One of his mesmerizing collaborations from 2021 alongside producer, Heaven Boy, the song’s glossy vocals and candied lyrics are enough to seal the deal in welcoming all brown-skinned girls to the party.
Then there is the party-shaking ‘Bo Noor,’ a standout track that promises to steal the show with its body-snatching beat. Done with artists, Samuel G and MikeMillzOnEm, this indelible groove is nothing short of a masterpiece. Young Rob and his fellow compatriots sound amazing, thanks to the producing might of one of Nigeria’s renowned producers, Zibit. ‘Fire’ sneaks in after with its raging tempo. Young Rob’s versatility takes center stage here and is wrapped in an authentic African sound that will have you bobbing your head non-stop thanks to its upbeat production.
What follows next is a powerful collaboration with rising artist, Amuga Temper and the Ewe-sang ‘Mevado’ is the track to beat. ‘Mevado’ captures Young Rob’s triumphant journey through the industry: the highs and lows, which leans much closer to the next song, ‘Otanfo.’ The two’s fates are intertwined, with the latter seeing Young Rob enlist legendary Ghanaian rap artist, Paa Dogo to address his detractors in what closes off as another mammoth of an anthem.
Young Rob dials back the simmering tension thereafter with ‘Mama Africa.’ The track plays like a heartfelt conversation between the diasporan and his beloved home. There are cues to the continent’s history, the singer’s displacement and instances where he reminisces about his childhood in a manner emphatic of his unwavering connection to his roots. Things only get emotionally intense from here, with ‘Oh Baby’ drifting listeners off into chapters of regret and heartbreak. Producer, Yann Gabriel takes the reins for this one, adding more heft to Young Rob’s emotions in a flavor that is comforting.
It’s a rollercoaster of emotions from there on. ‘Moko B3’ sees Young Rob rediscover love with a poignant narrative that will take minds back to the singer’s message even long after it is over. But things take a sour turn on ‘My Baby.’ Easily the album’s most delicate song, ‘My Baby’ lays out Young Rob’s pain and explores feelings of losing one’s true love. The experience is profound, coming on top as an unbelievably sincere cut.
‘Higher’ works to give renewed hope moving forward. The euphoria of finding a new love brings Belgian-based Ghanaian superstar, Bakilla and Young Rob together as they seek out a “superwoman” of their own the sunny track, produced by Pimps Beat, comes replete with an endearing hook that is too hard to ignore. To wrap it all up, Young Rob taps Vance for the final song, ‘Nothing Like Me,’ bringing home all the album’s diverse emotions together in a chilled package. The Nigerian-American artist accomplishes this feat very well, helping Young Rob bring “Afro-Lover” to an eventful end.
If you’re in for a new album to keep your ears buzzing this month, “Afro-Lover” is a must-listen. Its ambiance and rollercoaster of emotions make a compelling case fit for anyone who loves music that moves the body, heart and soul. Don’t miss this captivating musical odyssey by Young Rob.
Halal Afrika, contemporary African gospel collective, have released “God Is Good”, a much anticipated single featuring internationally acclaimed gosple singer Joe Mettle, alongside Soweto Spiritual Choir off their album “Through It All”.
“My God Is Good” follows the group’s first single “You No Be Man”, which arrived earlier this summer with a soul-stirring performance by Joe Mettle.
Recorded live at the Heartfelt Arena in Pretoria, South Africa, and produced Rodney East, the single thematically stands out as an anthem of devotion, gratitude, and faith. Its lyrics echo the sentiment that, despite the trials and tribulations of life, God’s goodness remains constant. It reminds listeners of the unwavering presence of a higher power, offering solace in times of distress and inspiration to never give up.
The gospel album “Through It All” is a soul-stirring collection of songs that resonates with the journey of faith, resilience, and redemption. With heartfelt lyrics and powerful melodies, the album reflects the transformative power of overcoming adversity and finding solace in spiritual strength. The project is a musical testament to the unwavering hope that guides us through life’s challenges, offering listeners a source of inspiration and encouragement on their own paths.
Nyame Jet – Haters (feat. King Paluta & UmG Tycuun)
Nyame Jet recrutes King Paluta and Tycuun’s for this smashing joint labelled ‘Haters’. A Hiphop masterpiece from the creative sleeves of Apya on the Beat.
Hiplife artiste, Bosheba is blaming pundits for killing the Ghanaian music industry. To the Vanilla hitmaker, pundits don’t even know anything about how musicians make money in the music business.
“Last Saturday a question was asked on a radio station that if an investor is interested in our music business, how is the investor going to get his or her money back, and the feedback I had was not the best from these pundits.
None of the people on the radio station I was listening to was able to give a reasonable answer to that. One thing I have noticed is if you are not their very own they will not talk about you which is bad” he said.
He pleaded with the Deputy Minister of Tourism, Mark Okraku Mante to fight for 80/20 Gh music and complete his legacy because he knows and understands what musicians are facing or going through.
“I’m coming out with an EP titled, Not My Fault, first week in September and I want Ghanaians to be ready for it”, he revealed.
South Africa’s contemporary gospel collective, Halal Afrika, is set to release a captivating new single, “God is God,” this Friday.
The song, a soul-stirring blend of praise and worship, features renowned gospel artist Joe Mettle and Sweto Spiritual Choir, and boasts production credits from the talented Rodney East.
Thematically, the song stands out as an anthem of devotion, gratitude, and faith. Its lyrics echo the sentiment that, despite the trials and tribulations of life, God’s goodness remains constant. It reminds listeners of the unwavering presence of a higher power, offering solace in times of distress and inspiration to never give up.
Halal Afrika’s leader expressed excitement about the upcoming release, stating, “We believe ‘God is God’ is more than just a song – it’s a message of hope and a reminder of the unwavering presence of God in our lives, no matter the circumstances.
In the realm of visual storytelling, there are artists who don’t just capture moments; they weave narratives that resonate across cultures and borders. Emmanuel Mensah Agbeble, a Ghanaian-born photographer and videographer based in the bustling metropolis of New York, is one such creative force. With an innate ability to encapsulate emotions and cultural nuances, Agbeble has left an indelible mark on the industry, most notably through his work on the album cover for Afrobeat luminary Burna Boy’s latest release, “I Told Them.”
From Accra to the Big Apple: the journey of Emmanuel Mensah Agbeble
Agbeble’s journey reads like a modern-day epic, fueled by passion, determination, and a deep-rooted connection to his craft. Born in the vibrant city of Accra, Ghana, Agbeble’s fascination with photography began at an early age. Armed with his first camera, a gift from his father, he embarked on a visual exploration of his surroundings. The streets of Accra became his canvas, and the people, the stories he yearned to tell.
As his skills flourished, Agbeble’s creative ambitions led him to New York, the epicenter of art, culture, and innovation. The city’s eclectic energy provided the perfect backdrop for Agbeble’s vision to flourish. From the gritty neighborhoods to the gleaming skyscrapers, he captured the essence of a city that never sleeps, a city brimming with dreams and diversity.
A unique perspective: Agbeble’s visual language
What sets Agbeble apart is his ability to seamlessly blend cultural elements and contemporary aesthetics. His work speaks a universal language that transcends geographical boundaries, resonating with audiences from all walks of life. It’s this unique perspective that caught the attention of industry stalwarts and artists alike.
When Burna Boy’s creative team was in search of a photographer to bring their vision for the “I Told Them…” album cover to life, Agbeble’s name emerged as the natural choice. Burna Boy’s music is a fusion of Afrobeat, Reggae and Hip-Hop – a cultural tapestry that mirrors Agbeble’s own journey from Ghana to the United States.
A visual symphony: the making of “I Told Them…” album cover
Creating an album cover is a multidimensional task, where artistry, narrative, and the essence of the music must converge. For “I Told Them…,” Agbeble embarked on a creative odyssey to translate Burna Boy’s sonic journey into a visual masterpiece.
The album cover radiates an aura of mystique and confidence. Burna Boy stands at the center, exuding charisma and authenticity. The kaleidoscope of colors and patterns that envelop him represents the rich tapestry of Afrobeat culture – a celebration of heritage and modernity. Agbeble’s lens captures a moment frozen in time, an encapsulation of Burna Boy’s artistry and the essence of the album’s music.
Behind the lens: Agbeble’s process and philosophy
Agbeble’s creative process is a symphony of meticulous planning and intuitive spontaneity. He believes in establishing a deep rapport with his subjects, allowing their personalities to shine through his lens. This connection often results in images that resonate with a raw and authentic emotional depth.
In an era of digital manipulation, Agbeble is a purist. He believes in capturing reality in its truest form, relying on his skill to harness natural light and composition to create images that are both striking and genuine. This philosophy is evident in the way he captured Burna Boy on the “I Told Them…” album cover – an image that speaks volumes without the need for words.
A legacy in the making
As “I Told Them…” continues to make waves on the global music scene, Emmanuel Mensah Agbeble’s contribution to its visual identity remains ever-present. His work is a testament to the power of visuals in elevating musical narratives, creating a synergy that resonates deeply with audiences.
Agbeble’s journey from the streets of Accra to the heart of New York exemplifies the indomitable spirit of a creative visionary. His ability to bridge cultures, genres and emotions through his lens cements his status as a visual storyteller par excellence. As he continues to capture the world’s moments, one frame at a time, the story of Emmanuel Mensah Agbeble is etching itself into the annals of artistic history – a legacy that will undoubtedly inspire generations to come.
Multi-talented artist, E.L has dropped a sizzling hot single titled ‘Soba’ on August 29.
Produced by the renowned, Kojo Steve, ‘Soba’ is a ground-breaking fusion of Azonto and Hip-Hop, boasting heavy bass and an undeniable bounce. It embraces a cross-genre appeal that seamlessly blends the best of both worlds.
‘Soba’ is a euphoric anthem that captures the essence of feeling carefree and ecstatic, much like the spirit of a wild night after a party, thanks to good company and studio vibes. The brainchild of the acclaimed music producer, Kojo Steve, ‘Soba’ was masterfully crafted to showcase E.L’s unique talent and captivating style.
Describing the creative process behind ‘Soba,’ E.L stated, “Kojo and I hit the studio on a crazy night after a party. None of us were sober, I guess. The energy was electrifying and we channelled that into the song, making it a feel-good anthem that celebrates life, joy and the essence of a wild night out.”
As the second release of the year for E.L, ‘Soba’ signifies his commitment to providing fans with a steady stream of exceptional music in 2023. With a slew of projects in the works, the rapper is ready to make a lasting impact on the music industry.
Fresh off stellar performances at the ‘Back to Azonto’ and “Boomplay Campus Tour,” E.L has taken it upon himself to spearhead the revival of the cherished genre. Through his dedication and musical prowess, he aims to reintroduce Azonto to the world stage and reignite the passion and enthusiasm it once commanded.
Miknel Consult, an Accra-based event organizing company has partnered the Asogli State for this year’s Asogli Yam Festival in Ho Municipality. The festival which happens yearly is celebrated over a month’s period in September.
This year’s celebration is however extended into the month of October to reflect the real Month in which His Royal Highness was enstooled. This year’s celebrations which also marks the 20th Anniversary of the Enstoolment of Togbe Afede XIV is poised to have a good face-lift to highlight the paramount Chief’s 2-decade reign, and still counting.
This 20th Anniversary Celebration is meant to get the youth onboard in projecting the vision and mission of The Paramount Chief of Asogli State, Togbe Afede (XIV).
In lieu of activities slated for this year’s programmes, Miknel Consult will be taking charge of some key events happening under the Festival. The event organizing company will undertake the following;
1. All Asogli Street Carnivals
2. Trade Fair at Ho Technical University Campus
3. Miss Asogli Beauty Pageant 2023
4. Night With The Stars Musical Concert
5. Climax Concert
The Street Carnival will take place during the festival with a concert night with the stars on Friday, September 1st and another on the 4th October, 2023. There will be a Pre-Pageantry Fair at the Forecourt of the Ho Technical University Campus from the 21st of September to the 23rd September, 2023.
A beauty pageant dubbed Miss Asogli 2023 slated for the evening of September 23rd to crown the day’s activities, a re-introduction of the pageant which was on hiatus for a while now. Climaxing the Festival will be Night With The Stars Concertpitched on October 6, 2023.
Theme for this year’s celebration is “20 years of selfless and inspiring leadership, engaging the youth for more developmental growth.”
The objective is to engage and assist the youth to achieve their developmental goals and projects within the Asogli State.