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Abibiw collaborates with Keche on “Haters”
One of Ghana’s most consistent fante rappers, Abibiw, known in real life as Darlington Armstrong Koomson has released a new song dubbed “haters” featuring vocalist Andrew of Keche fame.
The song chronicles challenges one has to go through in life to get to the top.
Speaking to The Spectator, rising to the top always attracts a lot of hate and in some cases from one’s own circles.
In all of this, with hard work and determination, one is able to rise through all the hurdles to achieve the dream.
Against this backdrop, he told this paper, the song was composed to encourage people not to give up in their struggles, but brace the odds till they get till they get to their final destination.
According to him, his new song produced by Forgzy Beats which is available on all digital music stores, is the tip of the amazing project about to come up from his camp.
He expressed his gratitude to his current management, Scarce Lee Entertainment, for their unflinching support for his music.
Abibiw started his music career in 2008 and placed second out of many rappers at Adom FM’s ‘Kasahari’ Level rap competition in 200/2010.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
Award-winning Ghanaian musician, Michael Owusu Addo, affectionately called Sarkodie has described his annual event, Rapperholic concert as bigger than just a music event, highlighting its significant economic impact.
In a post after a successful Rapperholic edition in Kumasi, the rapper noted that the concert stimulates economic activity across Kumasi, Accra and the wider Ghanaian economy.
According to him, this is driven through tourism, hospitality, transportation, food, fashion, media, advertising, employment and the creative supply chain.
“The economic value of this concert extends far beyond ticket sales. It includes visitor spending, revenue for local businesses, temporary jobs created, suppliers paid and the future tourism and commercial opportunities generated by the event,” he stated.
Sarkodie called on government and the private sector to seize the opportunity to build an ecosystem where Ghanaian entertainment generates measurable economic value, supports businesses, creates jobs and attracts visitors.
“Let’s invest in our creative economy. The potential goes far beyond the stage,” he added.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
Multiple award-winning dancehall artiste Emmanuel Andrew Samini popularly known as Samini is set to return to his Dansoman base with the much-anticipated Samini Experience on December 24.
The musician, who has nurtured top talents from the community in the past, says this year’s edition will be held in collaboration with the Dansoman Homecoming Carnival, to make the event bigger.
Speaking to the media at Kegali Hotel during a press launch on Friday, October 16, Samini said activities including a clean-up exercise, health walk, Children’s Day and games will take place from December 18 ahead of the main event.
According to him, the choice of Dansoman is to give back to the community where it all started.
He added that the event was also aimed at nurturing future talents by giving them a platform to showcase their abilities.
He disclosed that some music legends from Dansoman and other big names in the music industry will be on the bill to thrill patrons.
Samini also revealed that the Dansoman Exhibition streets will be blocked to make way for the unforgettable night of music.
He expressed appreciation to the Ablekuma West Municipal Assembly for their collaboration to ensure the success of the programme.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
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