Sarkodie and M.anifest have pretty much been the most talked about artists over the past few days, first with the release of M.anifest’s ‘God MC’, followed by Sarkodie’s ‘Kanta’.
Sarkodie’s reply dropped late Sunday, and one of his lines took aim at M.anifest for wearing GTP clothes.
CEO of Bullhaus Entertainment and former manager of Shatta Wale, Bulldog, says Sarkodie is still the most relevant artist we have in Ghana.
Bulldog was speaking on Happy Fm Saturday about how Sarkodie has been able to remain at the top all these years.
Sarkodie and M.anifest have released their respective diss tracks and are relaxing in their abodes, yet on social media the analysis continues unabated. Everyone is having their say, from Shatta Wale to Wanlov to the bitter, duelling fans. One such fan, Nita on Facebook, has aptly elucidated why Sarkodie’s bars on ‘Kunta’ as a reply … Read more
In Sarkodie’s newly released rap diss to M.anifest, Kanta, the talented Ghanaian rapper who many say has lost the battle to M.anifest went on a long chase—and somewhere, he threw in Free and Pro Bono, as if the two meant different things. Fans of M.anifest on social media have smartly picked up on that, saying, … Read more
The chips are falling down after Sarkodie’s reply to M.anifest, and so far it’s all going the way of Mr ‘one time for your mind’.
FOKN Bois artist Wanlov Da Kubolor has added his voice to the judgements flowing around on who is killing who, and he is fairly convinced Sarkodie killed it with ‘Kanta’.
‘Dancehall King’ Shatta Wale knows who’s winning the current highest profile beef in Gh music, and he’s calling for mercy for his perceived loser.
Sarkodie dropped ‘Kanta’ late Sunday, as a response to M.anifest’s critically acclaimed ‘God MC’. Shatta Wale, apparently, cannot get enough of the number.
Talented Ghanaian rapper-Sarkodie has been pushed to the studio by M.anifest to quickly record a diss song, after the latter released his godMC single with which he takes several brutal hits at Sarkodie. As expected, though a little weak, Sarkodie has hit back—seemingly frustrated and all over the place as he goes on and on … Read more
‘Someway Bi’ rapper M.anifest is set to headline the Swizz festival Musiques en été’ in Geneva next week.
The rapper would take to stage with Kwame Yeboah and the OBY Band for the annual festival in Geneva, Switzerland, on July 6.
Rapper M.anifest promised his fans a new single on social media Wednesday, and promptly on time Thursday morning, the number has dropped.
The rapper, real name Kwame Ametepe Tsikata, is his usual brash self, as the title ‘God MC’ clearly indicates.
African music legend Professor J.H Nketia, whose pivotal publication ‘The Music of Africa’ is the gold standard in studying the music of the continent, turns 95 year old today.
The maternal grandfather of rapper M.anifest, Professor Nketia is the author of numerous publications, composer of innumerable songs, and one of the foremost authorities on African music.
The embodiment of the origins of hiplife, and the face of its unmistakable future; would be on display when two legendary rappers meet on stage to do what they do best.
The ‘This is Hiplife’ concert is a collaborative effort between Obrafour and M.anifest; and is a production of Execution Entertainment to showcase the duo.
M.anifest has released the music video for his collaboration with Bisa Kdei, ‘W’ani Aba’.
The pair dropped the banger late last year, a glorious synchronisation of their elite singing and rapping styles.
Kwame Ametepe Tsikata, also known as M.anifest, is undoubtedly one of the best lyricists this country has ever produced.
You listen to M.anifest and you know he understands the art of the pen. He’s an artist. Yet he comes from a home where excellence is normal.
M.anifest has struck again with dope visuals to his highlife and 808 infused track, ‘Forget Dem,” produced by Killbeatz. The music video was shot in Cape Town, shortly after his stellar performance at the Design Indaba. The fun-filled video stars Africa’s Next Top Model contestant Roselyn Ashkar who acts as M.anifest’s muse. She arrives to … Read more
