Highlife singer, Joseph Nkrumah Buabeng who is well known as Nero X marks his birthday and he has churned out some good looking photos in honour of his day.
Nero X became famous in Ghana in late 2014 when his “Oseey” song took over the airwaves, the clubs, and even churches.
Highlife musician Kwasi Pee has fingered his musical comrade Bisa Kdei as one of the artistes who pushes his music with money to DJs (an unprofessional act called Payola) and that’s the reason behind Bisa Kdei’s consistent relevance.
According to Kwasi Pee, from his experience, his music gains airwaves traction when he puts money behind it and now that he doesn’t do that, his songs gets less attention. He told Joy News.
Rex Omar is being quite generous here in declaring Shatta ‘highlife king’, because if you listen to him carefully, he’s actually the ‘jama king’.
But then, who am we to disagree with Rex Omar?
There’s a 32-year-old man/musician by name Daddy Lumba Jnr who tries to look much like Daddy Lumba though there’s some natural resemblance. Apart from similar physical looks, this young man has all Lumba’s gestures from his way of singing, talking and diction. Let’s say he is just the black and white photocopy of Daddy Lumba which he says it’s all by spiritual means and not his personal desire.
Daddy Lumba Jnr. whose real name is Kwame Anokye told Delay on the Delay Show that it’s even possible his late mother had an affair with Lumba to give birth to him and he wouldn’t mind going for a DNA test when he feels like. According to Kwame, the Lumba-look-alike path he has chosen has caused a sour relationship between him and his biological father.
Nero X, Takoradi raised, Ghanaian Highlife musician known for his monster hit “Oseey” song has been able to maintain some relevance since his outburst and that has attracted all goodies and many things to him.
However, one aspect of the many things the singer has attracted and which he has to be careful to ensure it doesn’t ruin his life is the women.
VGMA artist of the year EL has chastised Ghanaians for helping kill off the genre of Azonto.
According to the BBNZ Live act, we had no idea how powerful the genre could be in projecting Ghana to the outside world, and thus with its death, we have lost a massive opportunity.
Kwabena Kwabena has been in the news lately for his ‘disco light marriage life‘ and GhanaCelebrities.com updated you with everything.
The Highlife singer talking on TV3 ‘can’t think far‘ why Ghanaians are poking noses into his marital life and subsequently ignored his music.
After releasing video for his classic Highlife tune, Mansa, Bisa Kdei has decided to take Ghanaians back to the 70s with visuals for his latest song – Brother Brother.
The music video which is released under the management of Black Legendary Music Crew was directed by Prince Dovlo.
Unlike ‘Mansa’ which employs bright colors and a modern concept, ‘Brother Brother’ focuses on the 1970s trend, paving way for the showcase of old-fashioned dresses.
