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Real State Of Unheard Music Address – Mixtic Writes Dear His Excellency Mr President Nana Addo Danquah Akuffo Addo, LETTER FROM THE UNHEARD ARTISTES I humbly wish to use this medium to congratulate you on a successful state of the nation address, your vision is very bright and your wisdom is highly appreciated. It was great hearing you mention your plans for creative arts by trying hard to push through the bill which can help your government create a fund that can allow creative art ministry assess some Money to help improve the industry. Kudos to this, but sir! if this goes through I am wondering who are going to be the beneficiaries because there are some issues bordering me with regard to the unheard artistes in our country. In recent days couple of unheard artistes were mad about Musiga’s inability to bay them some benefits even though they are registered, also the Musicians Union of Ghana is failing to create strategic systems and policies that can protect, develop and expose

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LET’S LEARN MUSIC – MIXTIC WRITES Some songs begin win a clap, some with a tap others with a whistle and majority with some kind of a musical instrument, being it the organ, piano, guitar or drums. Any which way the music is cooked what we all wish to Get as a product is a good music or a great song. When the music is made and we are listening to the song we all have different ways of feeling it, some tap fingers and feets others sing along whiles others Dance to it. But how do we often regard the hard work that goes into the creation of the song? Growing up we used to have a song type called the “jama” we often just tap clap and sometimes just create something from genitals, sensuality and anything we see around and its beauty is that whoever is part of the activity ongoing being it an exercise session, a road trip or a Battle ready team just know exactly what to add to make the “Jama” or war song sweeter, we all love music but most often don’t want to learn more about the craf