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Multiple award winning Dancehall and Reggae artiste, Stonebwoy ahead of his March 5 birthday bash at Labadi Beach was on Happy FM‘s Ayekoo show to give details about the upcoming beach party. The 30 year old vocalist talking to DJ Adviser about the possibilities of Shatta Wale performing at the event mentioned; “Most Ghanaian artists have said they will pass through but the main focus is Kelvyn Boy, OV and I. If the fans are lucky and any of my friends perform then that’s also a plus. Whoever comes to show love because it’s my birthday celebrations… why not?. Its my birthday and I feel we should keep the focus on that if not it will be like we are here discussing other people.” Reacting to DJ Adviser’s comment about Shatta and Stone hoisting the GH Dancehall flags, the Kpookeke hitmaker said; “Samini is still holding the flag, Jupitar is also holding the flag. Episode also. I won’t sit here and feel too big or small.” Source : YFMGhana.com

Joe Mettle has a totally different perception about Abrahamic religion, Rastafarianism or Rastafarians even though he is a Christian. According to the 2017 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards’ “Artiste of the Year” winner, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with Rastafarianism and that he has no problem with other gospel artistes having dreadlocks or other peculiar hairstyles. He made the statement on Happy FM’s “Ayekoo Drive”, saying: “there is nothing wrong with someone having a Rasta hairstyle, it is just that our culture does not condone it that much”. “Christianity is faith-based and people may choose to have any hairstyle of their choices, though Ghana has her own culture, and we are all expected to live by these culturally defined norms”. “We have the right to do all things but not all things are right,” he said. However, he noted that it may not be necessarily sinful to have Rasta hairstyle or a peculiar hairstyle, but it can serve as a distraction to other people. “Peculi...

Award-winning songwriter and singer Akwaboah Jnr has said that he is expecting “plenty” nominations for this year’s Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMAs) and hoping to win four of the awards. In an interview on TV3’s Music Music on Saturday, the "Mewu" singer also revealed that he was going to release some more videos from his "Matters of the Heart album". Akwaboah who has already received five nominations at the VGMAs and also won one for Songwriter of the Year in 2010 is looking forward to picking up some more awards. “I love to do music because you have fun and you are getting paid [at the same time],' he said. Source : AmeyawDebrah.Com