Singer Choirmaster, former member of the hiplife singing group Praye, says he believes his former brothers endorsed the candidature of Nana Addo Dankwa Akuffo-Addo because they wanted to make some dough.
Eugene Baah, then known as Praye Honeho but now simply ‘Choirmaster’, said on Gh One Thursday that election season such as this one is the right time for ‘celebrities to make some dough’.
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Up and coming Ghanaian musician-Lord Morgan (real name Martins Martey Morgan) is pushing the budget so that he can drop songs that meet the high industry standard.
The Ayalolo hitmaker has dropped 2500 dollars just to have super talented Choirmaster of Praye fame to feature on the remix of his song-I Want to Dance, produced by Mr. Brown and Metmix.
Lord Morgan has told GhanaCelebrities.Com that the remix of “I Want to Dance” will even push his success further than his current widely played song-Ayalolo on which he featured Jupiter—and the remix will be released on Friday, 9th September 2016.
As Ghanaians are waiting anxiously to get the drift of what the New Praye Group can offer, Big J Cartel has spoken out- saying the group may not attain its former heights without Eugene Baah, popularly known as Choirmaster.
According to Big J, it will only take a miracle for Choirmaster to join them now—but they are still holding onto their faith and hope for him to join them someday.
Praye’s break-up way back when is one that their fans found quite difficult to digest. Recently, the hiplife group Keche claimed it really affected them, emphasising how fans weren’t the only ones devastated.
For those looking for that little bit of catharsis, Choirmaster says something might be brewing in the Praye pot sometime in the future.
Recently Keche spoke on the trend of music groups breaking up, and how Praye’s break-up in particular was really hard on them.
Choirmaster; former member of Praye; seemed not to have taken their comments lightl.
