Kobi Onyame: Still We Rise ft Wanlov (The Kubolor)
Dir: Kobi Onyame and Wanlov (The Kubolor)
Visuals: 6Miludo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPcgqDLRmbA...
by: moshood
Eno Barony's debut album is named after Yaa Asantewaa, queenmother of Ejisu in the then Ashanti Empire; who called on, and lead fellow women into...
By: Nii Armah
Photos: Fotombo
After a long period of silence by the Gospel-Porn rap group, Fokn Bois, the duo got loud again on their Fokn Tinz, with the ...
By: moshood
Photos: Fullish Art
Crowds of people lining the streets. Children, women and men - sitting, standing, leaning against vehicles. Watching, reac...
People who came out to the The Shop, Accra last Saturday evening for THE 50/50 AFFAIR WITH KAY-ARA can be conveniently grouped into two: day-ones who wanted to ...
“African Electronic Dance Music” duo, RedRed recently played their first show in London; our very own Hephzie comes through with this concise and exciting recou...
Oshomah Native refers to himself as a 'human rainbow' - an alias informed by his multiple identities and influences: he was born in Takoradi (in the Western Reg...
by: moshood
In 2015, a young rap musician who, as part of a re-branding, had changed his name from Quabena Shy to Akan, released an eponymous EP which, in it...
BY: moshood
SCRAPA is a graffiti artist whose primary subject is hip hop. Using the visual medium of graffiti, he "highlights codes and languages" of the cu...
By: Obodai Sonny & moshood.
First there was the announcement of the album and the rather inventive approach its release was going to take - a track by tr...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SY1gkNblH8
Lil Shaker & Kojo Cue: Pen and Paper
Dir: Esianyo Kumodzi
My editor usually isn't this excited when he asks...
There's so much to be talked about when it comes to hip hop culture. Over the years, the love hip hop has received has been met, expectantly, with stereotypes ...
Black Girls Glow. There's something to be said for names given to entities; and these name's impact on their respective subjects.
About an hour after the sch...
Note: This is the first of a two-part series yoyo tinz is doing on Mena’s recently released debut album, 57 Mena. The second and final part - a track by track o...
The first batch of Black Girl’s Glow; made up of six artistes with with different styles, influences and voices - Poetra Asantewa, Ria Boss, Adomaa, Fu, Cina So...
Poetra Asantewa’s one-month residency at OneBeat in 2016 was yet another experience that reminded her of the dearth of such programs - which cultivate and suppo...
Worlasi - Too Naughty
Dir: Worlasi
I mean, there are a few artists that I know are going to nail it every time I hear visuals will be released soon. And Worla...
Spoken word artist Hondred Percent has rigged out his poetic raps with musical trappings and created a vivid collection of auditory art; a hip-hop album that de...
The Abajo Arts and Culture Cafe hosted an in-depth discussion on music and developing as an artist last Friday night. The evening was mediated by worldbeat musi...
The third annual Impact Music Conference unified a cosmic group of talent involved in all spheres of the music industry, from across Africa and the world. Held ...
Akan: Helebaba ft Worlasi
Dir: Ghalileo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgNd5QmI_zA&t=3s
Before I start, I just want to say that Ghalileo deserves a standing...
Like a phonetically poetic phoenix rising from its ashes, spoken word movement, Ehalakasa, has revived itself after a three year hiatus with an unharnessed inte...
