Ghanaian Afrobeat singer and one of the fastest rising music star in Africa Feli Nuna has opened up on her not so impressive performances at last year’s Rapperholic.

The ‘I like am ‘ singer in an interview with Ghone TV’s Eli Kharis on RythmzLive told the host ” I had my worse flop at Sarkodie’s rapperholic last December. Sarkodie called and said he wanted us (Freda Rhymes, Eno and I ) to do 16 bars each rap song for performance on the night. I ended writing and recording my part that 25th morning …… So I had to memorize before the show, I had several engagements that day ….. I went on stage and I forgot my lyrics, no one realized it ”

Known in real life as Felicia Nuna Akosua Tawiah, she is signed to Bee Hyve Entertainment which also has Mr Kem Ankude, better known as Fizzi, as their sound producer. Nuna has worked with the likes of EL, Joey B, and Richie Mensah and was one of  Ghana’s rep at the Coke Studio Africa in 2017.

Watch the interview below:

Freedom Cry Record signed artiste Eye Judah is out with a brand new dancehall anthem dubbed Control.

The song inspires the individual to always be in control and not to lose focus on life.

The song was produced by SicnarfPro.

Listen to the song below:

Saturday Live, Citi FM’s popular music & arts programme, returns for the fourth season this weekend.

Compered by Kojo Akoto Boateng, the show, since its inception in 2014, has witnessed iconic weekly performances from established names, as well as served as a grooming ground for emerging acts. Pat Thomas, Paulina Oduro, Obrafour, Okyeame Kwame, Kontihene, Gasmilla, MzBel, Yaw Sarpong, Lucky Mensah, Wiyaala, Lawyer Ace Ankomah, and Kyekyeku have all appeared on the show.

Others include spoken word artists Poetra Asantewa, Chief Moomen, Nana Kofi Sammy, Abibikasa, comedian OB, Dark Suburb, Sollo 7, Josh Black, the Voice Trumpeter, Strongman, Six Strings, Koo Kumi, Adomaa, Hashmullah, Nene Narh, Choirmaster, Brenya, Celestine Donkor, and a host of others.

Aside treating listeners  to enthralling live renditions of some of their most requested songs, the show also sees the host engage acts in lively conversations pertaining to their careers and creative approaches, as well as their lives beyond music.

This season kicks of with sets by highlife great and Ghana Music Rights Organisation (GHAMRO) chairman, Rex Omar. He will be joined by singer Adina, as well as the Characters Band.

Saturday Live airs on Citi 97.3FM and Citi TV, 2 pm to 4 pm every Saturday.

Award-winning Ghanaian songstress EFYA delivers her wonderfully melodic new single ‘Mamee’, featuring Afrobeats artist Mr Eazi.

‘Mamee’ is an upbeat, summery production, which flaunts EFYA’s soulful vocal performance, alongside Mr Eazi’s smooth rap abilities. ‘Mamee’ samples the infectious chorus from Mariah Carey & Busta Rhymes’ 2003 hit single, ‘I Know What You Want’.

‘Mamee’ marks the second time EFYA and Mr Eazi have joined forces. The ‘Leg Over’ hitmaker enlisted EFYA to sing on his 2016 single, ‘Skintight’, which has surpassed 17 million plays on Spotify alone.

EFYA began her singing career like most, in the church choir, before performing under the moniker ‘Miss Jane’. She later reinvented herself under the name EFYA and in 2013, she released her mixtape ‘This Is Not The Album’ which was acclaimed by fans and critics alike.

‘This Is Not The Album’ features her incredibly powerful and euphoric ballad ‘Best In Me’. The track won the Ghanaian singer ‘Record of The Year’ and ‘Best Female Vocalist’ at the Ghana Music Awards. In total, EFYA has achieved the ‘Best Female Vocalist’ award five times consecutively. Not stopping there, adding to her astounding success in her native Ghana, EFYA was nominated five times at the World Music Awards.

EFYA continues to go from strength to strength with new single, ‘Mamee’. Positioned to be this year’s summer anthem, EYFA’s latest serving marks the evolving nature of her tones and cementing her reputation as one of the fastest rising talents in the 2018 music scene.

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Here is new music off producer Kuvie’s recently-released Gruvie (Vol. 1) album. Titled “Too Much Love”, the stimulating record,  guitar -laced Afropop themed on the many promises apparent during infatuation, also features a striking vocal performance from singer King Promise.

Consisting 11 songs, Gruvie also features top acts including B4bonah, Joey B, RJZ, Kwesi Arthur among others.

Famed for his work with Pappy Kojo, Joey B, A.I etc, Kuvie’s most prominent works include You x I, and Grind.

Listen to “To Much Love” here:

Beloved Ghanaian chanteuse, NanaYaa, follows up her explosive 2017 offering, “My Hunny”, with a new anthem purposely for he ladies.

Produced by Citruss Beats, ‘Woman Power’ looks to portrays the endless strengths of women.

Discussing the song, Nana Yaa (born Nana Yaa Thomas) explained the concept of the song as one focused on highlighting the power of a woman. “I mean, this song is for every woman across the world. It is about time we embrace our God-given power on earth and use it very well”, she said.

Nana Yaa adds that the song is also for men who love and appreciate the power of a woman.

Listen below: