From grass to grace: “I come from a poor family” – Mzvee.

“I grew up from poor background. I remember when I was young; my family of six were all staying in one bedroom in someone else’s house,” MzVee reveals.

Lynx Entertainment act MzVee has revealed that she come from a poor family, Livefmghana.com reports.

The “Abofra” singer who released her second album Verified last week said this while talking about how to end extreme poverty in Ghana as an ambassador for the World Bank’s End Extreme Poverty campaign.

Fans anticipate release of Okyeame Kwame’s Oseikrom new song.

For the past week, Okyeame Kwame;   (@okyeamekwamebra)  the multiple award-winning musician, undoubtedly one of Ghana’s longest lasting top rappers known in Showbiz circles as Mr Versatile, Rap Dacter; has been posting photos, and writings about Oseikrom on Twitter, Instagram and other social media platforms.

It is anticipated that these posts and tweets are linked to a new song, which is expected to be about Oseikrom, yet one cannot tell what song Okyeame Kwame is about to release.

I’m a proud virgin – Yaa Yaa.

Yaa Yaa

In spite of the perception that virgins are hard to come by these days, sultry singer Yaa Yaa has revealed she is still a virgin and a proud one at that.

Yaa Yaa, born Bertha Bridget Kamkam who is currently single after breaking up last year with her boyfriend of five years, also said she is enjoying ‘singlehood’ as that is allowing her to concentrate on her music career.

Lyrical Jibes good for Music – Reggie Rockstone

The “Godfather” of Hiplife music in Ghana, Reggie Rockstone (@ReggieRockstone)
known in private life as Reginald Yaw Asante Osei has defended lyrical jibes commonly called “Beef” in the Ghanaian music industry stating that it is healthy for its growth.

Various music artistes have lately resorted to attacking each other with their lyrics for reasons unknown making it look like they are at war to fans.

FlowKing Stone – Yempe Dede ft Yaa Pono.

Brand new joint from FLOWKING STONE and he calls this one YEMPE DEDE and features YAA PONO on this one. stream and download it below

‘My mum’s BP shot up because of Shatta Wale’

Shatta and Samini

It seems the brawl between the two major dancehall artistes in Ghana, Samini and Shatta Wale has transcended beyond reasonable dialogue with the two even more determined to continue the jab-throwing.

Samini in an interview on Peace FM Saturday revealed that he would only forgive Shatta Wale if he apologizes to his (Samini) mother for certain comments made in the past against her person, and to retract the vulgar words he used in his songs referring to him, and his mum.