EIB boss and celebrated broadcaster Bola Ray (Nathan Kwabena Anokye Adisi) launches his biography “It Is Possible” today September 21 at the Labadi Beach Hotel.

The event, compered by veteran radio host Kwame Sefa Kayi, has attracted the creme de la creme of society. The likes of Julius Debrah, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Nana Kwabena Nketia V, Rev. and Mrs. Albert Ocran, Klaus VonBackustein, French Ambassador to Ghana, Mr Francois Pujolas among others.

The night –truly one of class –has seen excellent performances from the likes of Eboo, Stonebwoy, Efya, Wutah, and the Patch Bay Band.

Authored by journalist Obed Boafo, the book (titled “It Is Possible”) details the media mogul’s life over four decades, as well as his journey to becoming one of the country’s foremost business persons. It was written over 2 years.

Joining radio while still in university, Bola Ray has grown to become an authority not just in radio broadcasting, but in the entertainment industry as a whole. He joined Accra-based Top Radio after university and went on to The Multimedia Group, where he served a variety of roles, mainly hosting Drivetime on Joy for 11 years. For the past two years, he has been host of Starr Chat and co-host of Starr Drive, aside being head of the EIB Network and the Empire Group. 

Copies of the book can be secured via bolaray.com

Dancehall/ Afrobeats gem Eboo will perform his compelling tribute song in honour of Bola Ray’s book launch tonight at the plush Labadi Beach Hotel in Accra.

Like the memoire, the song is titled “It Is Possible”, and proves a touching testimony of the celebrated broadcaster’s journey. Produced by Legacy Beats, it also features the EIB boss himself.

Other top acts named for the night include sultry chanteuse Efya, the Patch Bay Band, as well astalented saxophonist Mizter Okyere.

Authored by journalist Obed Boafo, the 320-pager details the media mogul’s life over four decades, as well as his journey to becoming one of the country’s foremost business persons. It was written over 2 years.

Copies of the book can be secured via bolaray.com

Xtacy, the name that is fast making the circles of music lovers set to amaze his growing fan base with yet another well-crafted piece of art.

“My Baby”, which is the title of his forthcoming single was produced and mixed by the incredible Qube. It is an Afrobeats song with a Caribbean feel in terms of production with the lyrics expounding how much he misses some special someone in his life.

The song which is due to be released on 25.09.17 is very groovy and relaxing too at the same time.

Xtacy is signed to the Accra based record label supremeRights.

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BBNZ acts Ko- Jo Cue and Shaker have partnered on a new album. The pair are among dominant names in Ghanaian hiphop circles, and as expected, the project (titled “Pen & Paper”) is unapologetically dedicated to the genre.

The result of pleas by fans for them to“take it to the beginning of their music career” and “not necessarily focused on making hits or money”, the work is scheduled for release in coming weeks.

Here are visuals to the title track of the album, shot at the BBNZ offices and directed by Esianyo Kumodzi:

Born in New York and raised between Atlanta and Accra, 23 year old singer, songwriter, producer and engineer, amaarae is an artist who describes herself and her sound as an eclectic blend of bold, yet sexy lyricism and longing vulnerable melodies.

The polarizing combination of uninhibited wordplay and amaarae’s small yet alluring vocals are what makes this young woman so shocking to listen to, yet one cannot help but fall prey to the fierce expression of lust, pain, and love lost in the singer’s music.

Here, the artist presents herself in the most intimate setting possible, her living room – performing her song “Lonely”.

Her upcoming project Sex, Heartbreak & The Beach will be available on all streaming platforms in late October.

Follow her on

Twitter: @amaarae

Instagram: @amaarae

Facebook:@iamamaarae

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The entire country is is gearing up for the launch of media mogul Bola Ray’s biography tomorrow, September 21.

Slated for the Labadi Beach Hotel, the ceremony is expected to be graced by key statesmen, industry colleagues, and admirers alike.  President Akufo-Addo, former presidents Rawlings and J. A Kuffour, John Dramani Mahama, Deputy UK High Commissioner to Ghana Gavin Cook, world renowned cosmetologist Dr Rita Rakus are among special guests of honour.

Ahead of the launch, prolific reggae- dancehall singer Eboo, announces the official theme song for the book. Like the book, it is titled “It is Possible”, and is a touching testimony of the celebrated broadcaster’s journey. It was produced by Legacy Beats, and is laced with uplifting statements by the EIB boss himself.

Authored by journalist Obed Boafo, the 320-pager details the media mogul’s life over four decades, as well as his journey to becoming one of the country’s foremost business persons. It was written over 2 years.

Copies of the book can be preordered via bolaray.com

Listen to the song below: