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Don’t mind the lyrics, ‘Putuu’ by Stonebwoy is a jam

Celebrated French Romantic author best known for his poetry and his novels, Victor Hugo, once said, “Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent. ”  

Music some say, is sunshine for the soul, and as a result many listen to music for different reasons.

Some listen to songs when they are stressed, demotivated, making merry and when they need to boost their morale for a task ahead among others.

According to  HYPERLINK “https://www.lifehack.org/author/nabin-paudyal” \t “_blank” Nabin Paudyal, co-Founder of Siplikan Media Group the prime asset of any song is the accompanying emotion. 

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How does it make you feel? And one thing about emotion is that there are no cultural barriers, such as different languages, that define it.

Any piece of music in the world, sung in any language(s), will have an accompanying emotion that its listener(s) can almost immediately comprehend.

Though the content of the song, which lyrical composition is very relevant, times less attention is paid to it sometimes.

What reigns and gets people on their feet, in some cases, is just the groove, instrumentals and how some words are put together for a certain rhythmic progression.

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At this point, lyrics become less important, especially when the melody, rhythm and the hooks can make the listeners happy.

This sums up Stonebwoy’s recent song, dubbed, “Putuu”.

Though some entertainment critics and industry players had written the song off juxtaposing Stonebwoy’s lyrical prowess in other songs to his present one, it is clear, that the verdict at reality shows, weddings, outdoorings among other public events proves contrary.

Although, all that one can easily interpret in the song is “Pray, Pray Pray Pray, ego better”, this notwithstanding, is the people’s choice and is currently leading  a lot of music charts in the country.

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The level of excitement, brisk dance moves and  verve  which accompany the song at any place it is played, shows that “Putuu” is a big jam.

It is a testament to the fact that artistes sometimes enter the booth to record a song  as a result of melody, quality of the sound  feelings or emotions at the time with less emphasis on lyrical content.

As Leo Tolstoy, Russian writer who is regarded as one of the greatest authors of all time once said, “Music is the shorthand of emotions”

It could be Stonebwoy’s expression of happiness at the time he heard the instrumentals play, and he decided to let it out undiluted, and clearly he has achieved his aim.

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The verdict is clear, the masses can easily relate to Stonebwoy’s expression of emotions in Putuu, making the song a jam in Ghana and beyond.

By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme

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‘Crossing Paths’premieres tomorrow

 Reverend Charlene Quaye, Executive Producer for Dia­mond Pillar Production, is set to premiere a must watch Christian ro­mantic drama titled ‘Crossing Paths’ today at the Silverbird Cinemas at Accra Mall and West Hills Mall.

The film promises to captivate audiences with its moving portrayal of love found in unexpected places, brought to life by some of Ghana’s most celebrated actors.

Rev. Quaye told The Spectator that the film’s central message was beautifully summed up in the time­less biblical verse: “In His time, He makes all things beautiful.”

According to her, through laughter, tears, and transformation, ‘Crossing Paths’ reminds viewers that love often arrives when least expected and that with patience, support, and open hearts, even the most unlikely relationships can blossom.

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Directed by renowned filmmaker Pascal Amanfo, the cast includes Joyce Ama Maanu, Edwin Agbeli Jnr, Bella Agyemang, Omari Dwamena, Don K. Kingsley Yamoah, and Char­lene Quaye.

Other veteran actress Irene Opare and the ever-versatile Roselyn Ngissah, alongside Jessica Williams and Peter Ritchie, also features in ‘Crossing Paths’ which explores the emotional journeys of three couples who discover love through chance encounters, faith, and personal growth.

 By Linda Abrefi Wadie

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Barima Amo set to thrillpatrons at International AmoFest 2025

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 All is set for an awe-inspiring experience at this year’s International AmoFest, slated for Saturday, July 5, 2025 at the Alliance Française.

According to the organisers, this edition would be bigger than ever.

As part of the festival, the day ahead of the event has been earmarked for an exclusive workshop with the guest artistes from the Netherlands.

Patrons of the workshop will discuss topics like; ‘the Ghanaian musicians as part of the global creative commu­nity’ and other issues like ‘financial literacy in the arts’.

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The session would be addressed by bankers, the tourism sector players, government stakeholders and representa­tives from SSNIT.

“I’m taking it back to the beginning with unforgettable songs from my very first CD release,” Amo revealed.

According to him, “I want to hear from you, let me know which songs you want to hear me perform, share your favourite throwbacks, and let’s create a set list together.”

Patrons will enjoy performances from soulful Ebony Winters and the genre-blending Kotokid, both from the Netherlands.

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Revellers would have an unfor­gettable expe­rience with the incredible

 By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme

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