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Rebbel Ashes don release im new song wey e title "Ghetto Revolution", wey Gomez Beatx produce and DJ Naycha host for Galamsey Riddim. Dis song na big anthem for di people wey dey live for ghetto, as e amplify their voices and call for revolution wey go fit bring change. Di artwork sef tell di story well-well, as e show one clenched fist wey full wit human faces, wey represent di unity and power of di people. "Ghetto Revolution" touch di heart of social challenges wey di people for di ghettos dey face, like poverty, inequality, and di oppression wey dem dey suffer. Di song mix reggae and Afrobeat vibes, as Rebbel Ashes use di music take address all dis matter and inspire people to push for change. Di production get deep rhythm wey make di song sweet and still carry strong message. Dis release don show say Rebbel Ashes na strong voice for di people wey dem no dey hear, and e don cement im place for di global music scene. "Ghetto Revolution" na call make

On October 21st, 2024, the music world will witness a profound statement from Ghanaian Afrobeat artist, Rebbel Ashes, with the release of his highly anticipated single Ghetto Revolution. This track, produced by Gomez Beatz and hosted on the Galamsey Riddim by DJ Naycha, promises to address deep-rooted socio-political and economic challenges facing marginalized communities, particularly in Ghana. With a combination of powerful lyricism and captivating rhythms, Rebbel Ashes is positioning Ghetto Revolution as a clarion call for change, advocating for the voiceless and marginalized within urban ghettos. At its core, Ghetto Revolution is a hard-hitting socio-political anthem that captures the daily struggles faced by those living in disadvantaged communities. Ghettos across Ghana and Africa, plagued by limited access to education, rampant unemployment, and a lack of basic social services, often serve as a microcosm of broader systemic inequality. Rebbel Ashes masterfully weaves these t

ABizzy, a talented singer and songwriter hailing from Freetown, Sierra Leone, has made a significant mark in both his homeland and the U.S. From 2001 to 2006, he was signed to Freetown City's Black Leo label, where he rose to prominence as the third key figure in the group. During his time with Black Leo, ABizzy collaborated with renowned artists like Super Laj, producing hits such as “Baby No Cry” and “U Na D Wan,” and teamed up with Javely on “Good Conversation,” as well as La d Boss for “Girl You Nor Know.” He also featured on Mad Man’s iconic track “True Soldier.” In 2007, ABizzy took his artistry further by forming Sierra Leone’s first R&B group, “Black Sensation,” alongside Black Don. Together, they made history by being the first group to perform at the debut of SLMTV in Maryland. Two years later, Black Sensation released their debut album *The Ladies Man* in Columbus, Ohio. The group’s success soared in 2010 when they were nominated for and won the award for Best R

The highly anticipated One Drum EP has dropped, bringing with it a wave of Afrobeat, reggae, and Amapiano sounds that unite the African continent with its diaspora in a cultural celebration like no other. After the successful release of two hit singles—"AfroWave" by South Africa’s Scorpion Kings and "Let’s Dance" by Nigerian sensation Flavour—the EP is poised to take the world by storm with its diverse and groundbreaking tracks. Stream The One Drum EP: https://bfan.link/one-drum Leading the pack as a breakout hit is "Stop Stressing", a powerful and rhythmic collaboration between reggae royalty Stephen Marley and Jamaican legend Buju Banton. The track, a masterful blend of Afrobeat and reggae, is produced by South African musical pioneer and multi-Grammy award-winning producer Gordon “The Commissioner” Williams. Featuring stirring lyrics, a thumping bassline, and pulsating beats, "Stop Stressin" delivers a message of resilience and positivit

Come November 30th, 2024, all roads lead to Untamed Empire, off the Spintex Road, Adjacent Action Chapel, for this historic event hosted by King Lagazee! Wendy Shay, Epixode, Ras Kuuku, Konkarah Jahvybz, Osagyefo, Aklerh will be headlining the gig for the Ghana side while Dillgin and Boss Champs will be defending the Jamaican side of the business for this maiden edition of the ‘Jamaica x Ghana LINK UP’ Festival. This initiative is powered by Lagazee Sound International and Yaad Settingz on Asaase Radio 99.5fm. Kicking of at 5:00pm on the date, tickets are already out on sale with early bird tickets going for a cool GHC 100 (each). Buy tickets here: https://ticketmiller.com/event/238-jamaica-x-ghana-link-up-festival For King Lagazee, defending the Reggae & Dancehall genre over 2 decades and still counting, there’s no better time than now to institutionalize his own concert to celebrate and highlight the ‘twin-genre’. He is very hopeful this maiden edition of the concert

Collinwud’s frontline man, Omo Marani, shares his latest single “Connection” with us before we enter the big festive season in this last quarter of 2024. “Connection”, a sparsely produced record by Jaywatz is a ‘feel-good-mood’ song by Omo Marani that cuts across different age ears; a clean lyric song that best fits an 'Alternative Music' category. Few days ago, he hinted that the 3rd Edition of their “Keta To Da World Concert” was due to happen on Friday, November 1, 2024 in Keta, on the main high street in front of the Post Office. Omo Marani is on a mission to highlight positivity to the Youths, especially the younger ones who draw inspiration from him, thus, he advocates that apart from working go get worthy hustle returns through their hard work and toil, they should challenge themselves to find meaningful connections for themselves as well to sustain their earnings. The song is out and available on all major streaming platforms. Listen Here: https://distrokid.

Rising UK-based Afrobeats and Afropop artist Star Vicy is making waves in the music industry with his recent successes and accolades. Following a highly successful concert on August 17, 2024, Star Vicy has been nominated for several categories at the upcoming Ghana Music Awards UK, solidifying his position as a leading artist in the genre. Star Vicy's single, “Bo Me Din (Say My Name),” featuring Adwoa Safoa and Kay Bryn, has earned nominations for UK-Based Artist of the Year, UK-Based Afrobeats/AfroPop Artist of the Year, and UK-Based Afrobeats/AfroPop Song of the Year. Additionally, the track is in the running for Best Collaboration of the Year alongside his remix of “Move,” featuring Welzy, Bollie, and Oseiboy. Fans can vote for their favorite tracks through the Ghana Music Awards UK voting links. In addition to his nominations, Star Vicy opened for the popular Asakaa group at a Bizzle Entertainment show just a week after his concert in London. He also headlined the Lut