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UK-based Ghanaian artiste Danny Lampo has added his voice to the ongoing conversation surrounding Medikal’s brief and controversial appointment of media personality Highest Eri as the Public Relations Officer for Beyond Kontrol. The appointment, which lasted just 24 hours, sparked intense public debate after fans and industry stakeholders criticized the decision due to Eri’s past comments about Medikal and his close associates. In his reflection, Danny Lampo emphasized the importance of making strategic decisions when building a team, especially in an industry where public perception and loyalty are critical to an artist’s growth. According to Lampo, team members must complement and protect the brand, not create confusion around it. “Every artiste has the right to choose who they want to work with, but the people around you must protect your brand, not divide your fanbase,” Lampo stated. “Your team should reflect your values and direction. Once the fans feel confused or betrayed, ...

Ghanaian artist calls for accountability and reform following tragic El-Wak Stadium incident Belgium-based Ghanaian artist Rebbel Ashes has expressed deep sorrow and outrage over the recent tragedy at El-Wak Sports Stadium, where six young Ghanaian women tragically lost their lives during a chaotic recruitment exercise. In a statement shared with the media, Rebbel Ashes described the incident as “a man-made disaster caused by failure in leadership, poor planning, and neglect.” “These young women didn’t go to war,” he said. “They only went to serve their country, to wear the uniform, to defend the flag, and to be part of something bigger than themselves. But because of someone’s negligence, that dream turned into a death sentence.” The artist lamented the lack of proper organization and safety measures during the recruitment process, emphasizing that such negligence is unacceptable in a nation that values human life. “Thousands were packed into the stadium without proper crowd ...

Ghanaian rising star Chris De Baddest has officially released his much-anticipated Extended Play (EP) titled “Vast Crash,” now streaming on all major digital platforms via . The six-track project stands out as a bold and refreshing representation of modern Afrobeat, highlighting Chris De Baddest’s artistic evolution and his remarkable chemistry with fast-rising talent Kojo Lap, who is featured on every track. A Cohesive and Creative Body of Work “Vast Crash” is a vibrant six-track project that perfectly blends rhythm, storytelling, and musical versatility. The tracklist includes: 1. Intro 2. Mood 3. Bugatti 4. Trumpet (featuring SWERQ) 5. Oh Ma Bebe 6. Sunny Day (featuring Khallyman) Each song captures a unique feeling from the energetic pulse of “Bugatti” to the romantic tone of “Oh Ma Bebe” and the uplifting message in “Sunny Day.” Throughout the EP, Chris De Baddest and Kojo Lap demonstrate an impressive connection that gives the project its consistent identity a...