Actress, professional body shape changer and self-confessed ashawobrity, Moesha Babiinoti Boduong, has grown some wings just because she had a great moment at the ‘Pae Mu Ka’ concert held last weekend. Moesha is using that as an ‘achievement’ to slap her critics in the face. READ ALSO: God This Is Scary! Tonto Dikeh Rushes Into … Read more
Arguably the greatest Ghanaian rapper of all time, Obrafour, is still celebrating the 20 years anniversary of arguably the greatest Ghanaian album of all time, ‘Pae Mu Ka’. Today, Obrafour is one of the most successful Ghanaian music acts of all time but back then before he wrote ‘Pae Mu Ka’ and changed his life, … Read more
Once again accusations of arrogance have come back to bite Sarkodie in the a$$ after he apparently refused to appear in Obrafour’s ‘Pae Mu Ka’ documentary. According to a Joy News report, Sarkodie failed to appear in the documentary about the man who Sark himself claims has had a huge impact on his career. Obrafour … Read more
Losing a mum is a very traumatic experience, especially when you’re very close to her. It’s certainly an event which can make you take a life-altering decision, something Ghana’s legendary ‘rap sofor’, Obrafour, admits he once nearly did. READ ALSO: Wendy Shay Reacts To The Big ‘Yawa Showered On Her’ By Kelvyn Boy — Check … Read more
Rapper Pappy Kojo in his earlier interview revealed that the only Ghanaian artiste he wishes to collaborate with is Michael Kwabena Okyere Darko, better known as Obrafour adding that Obrofour has been his favourite artiste.
The dude was not kidding, after all, his love for Obrafour as an artiste started building up back in the ’90s even when he, Pappy Kojo was then a little boy.
Rapper Michael Owusu Addo, popularly known by his stage name Sarkodie has showered praises on his colleague rapper, Obrafour as he celebrates his 20 years of his “Pae Mu Ka” Album.
Obrafour, born Michael Kwabena Okyere Darko has been one of Ghana’s best rappers ever since he joined the music industry in the ’90s. Any song that had Obrafour’s voice on it was a hit.
On Wednesday night at the ‘Tang Palace Hotel’ in Accra, legendary Ghanaian rapper Obrafour held a remarkable event to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release of one of the most groundbreaking albums in Ghanaian music history – ‘Pae Mu Ka’.
The album transformed not only Obrafour’s career but the entire genre of rap and to this day is generally considered one of Ghana’s greatest albums of all time.
Award-winning Disc Jockey, Dj Vyrusky has revealed that certain elements in the entertainment industry wanted to see him dead after a spiritual attack.
The winner of the 2017 overall best Dj at the Ghana Dj Awards stated the ordeal was the inspiration behind his hit single ‘ADWENFI’ featuring Lynx Entertainment sensation, Kuami Eugene and SM boss, Shatta Wale.
TV Africa has shown the process of becoming a strong emerging television brand in the face of the fierce competition on the local market front through the re-launch of its newly branded programs and shows.
PAE MU KA, a gossip show translated in the Akan language which simply means “say it all with no holds barred” seems to be the hottest and most sought after live gossip show on TV today. The show hits you with the latest trending issues on celebrity faux pas.
The late 90’s in hiplife would have never been the same without the irrefutable contribution of one man and his producer.
When the upcoming rapper – yearning for recognition- met the amateur beat-maker – who made music only as a hobby- in the early 90’s through a mutual acquaintance, in Hammer’s own words, “we clicked”.
Together they came into the business and took it over with one putting out endless bars of poignant Twi rhymes filled with punch line precision spewing kitchen – sink realities against a background of hiphop bass and synths that got our heads bumping and mind working.
To most industry pundits, the album that materialized from the combination of this dynamic duo spanned the best LP of the hiplife music genre.
The late 90’s in hiplife would have never been the same without the irrefutable contribution of one man and his producer.
When the upcoming rapper – yearning for recognition- met the amateur beat-maker – who made music only as a hobby- in the early 90’s through a mutual acquaintance, in Hammer’s own words, “we clicked”.
Together they came into the business and took it over with one putting out endless bars of poignant Twi rhymes filled with punch line precision spewing kitchen – sink realities against a background of hiphop bass and synths that got our heads bumping and mind working.
To most industry pundits, the album that materialized from the combination of this dynamic duo spanned the best LP of the hiplife music genre.
