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Over the weekend, a vibrant live concert was held in Reading, UK, where a gathering of notable musicians and an enthusiastic crowd came together to support Kay Bryn. Among the supporters were Danny Lampo, Article Wan, Adwoa Safoa, and Yaw Bossman, who all played a crucial role in making the event a memorable one. Danny Lampo, a rising star in the music industry, was one of the prominent guests at Kay Bryn's concert. Known for his dynamic stage presence and engaging performances, Danny Lampo's participation added a significant boost to the event's allure. His recent release, "Where The Money Dey," featuring the acclaimed Ghanaian rap artist Medikal, has stirred considerable attention and controversy within the music scene. This track has not only showcased his musical prowess but also heightened his popularity, drawing more fans to the concert. Joining Danny Lampo in support of Kay Bryn were other celebrated musicians: Article Wan, Adwoa Safoa, and Yaw Boss

Ras Kuuku is finally out with his much anticipated new album “Road Of Evil”. It’s available on all music streaming platforms now. Listen Here: The multi-award winning Ghanaian Singjay, whose real name is Kojo Kurankye, after exploring varied sounds in the past few years has come back to defend his core mandate with a full Reggae Album. Almost 90% of the songs on it reflect the colour of a one drop sound, majorly produced by BozyBeat, one of the budding Ghanaian Music Producers who worked on 8 out of the 10 songs enlisted for this project. CaskeysOnit, another award winning Ghanaian Music Producer also worked on 2 songs from the album, “Road Of Evil”. Listen here on YouTube: https://youtu.be/BzGHb64kCjk?si=_hglZazc9KJwn5_x “This Album is titled ‘Road Of Evil’ because I know there are so many obstacles in this life; it’s not always we get all the things we want or need, owing to different energies crossing our paths. The theme for this album is to remind the human race to keep