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Highlife artiste, Bisa Kdei has said that Ghanaians think his career is dead because he is finding difficulty in beating the standard that his song “Mansa” set for him. Bisa Kdei was a household name some years ago when he released “Mansa”. The song earned him awards and performing gigs in and out of the country.           However, that does not seem to be the case with the artiste. He is hardly heard although he keeps releasing songs from time to time. Speaking to Accra-based Hitz FM, Bisa Kdei indicated that “We are doing our best. It doesn’t mean we are not working. When people say I’m slow on promo now, I tell them it’s because ‘Mansa’ was too loud out there I admit it’s because of the buzz. As an artiste I am going to do my best to push Highlife music”.

Shatta Wale may be known by the general public as a maverick for his numerous controversial songs and utterances, but it appears the ‘Dancehall King’ might not be as carefree as he is perceived to be. Speaking in an interview on Kumasi-based Luv FM, Shatta Wale said that he deliberately releases more controversial songs lately in a bid to take the minds of Ghanaians off the economic hardships they currently face. According to Shatta, having been flooded with complaints from the public about their economic challenges, he felt the need to make a direct plea to the President Nana Akufo-Addo to address these concerns. “I’ll take this opportunity to beg the President. Ghanaians are suffering too much. Sometimes I just like to say these things on air for him to know that I also care about the country; the way he wants Ghana to move, that’s how I also want it to move.” “People are complaining too much that there’s no money, their businesses are collapsing. These things bring armed rob...

If there have been any doubts as to the whereabouts of Trigmatic with regards to his music career, his gigs this past weekend has most certainly addressed it. From the sold out show in memory of Kwame Nkrumah at +233 Jazz Bar and Grill, to his energetic sets at Adekunle Gold’s concert and Osibisa’s Sol Amatefios 80th anniversary celebration – there’s absolutely no doubt that Trig is a top tier entertainer and musician for that matter. If you’ve been to any of these concerts I’m sure you’ve taken note of his upscale in performances these past few months. From that 2 hour set at Republic bar to the EMY awards and the above mentioned concerts, he’s got his long time fans and new followers singing the piercing chorus to his new song ‘Where We Dey Go’. With the rate at which he’s killing these stage performances its safe to say Trig never really left. He’s out to make more than just a statement. From his set list, it’s obvious he’s out to make a big purposeful impact across this cont...

Selena Gomez is opening up about her battles with anxiety and depression. The pop star went live on her Instagram this weekend to talk to her fans about the struggles she faces because of her anxiety and depression. "I feel like I've been private so much because I'm so terrified of what these magazines are going to say about me," she shared. Selena continued to discuss just about anything and everything her fans wanted her to talk about, from how she focused on studying to her middle name, which is Marie by the way. Her video chat with fans came just before the star announced on Instagram she is "taking a social media break. Again." She explained, "As much as I am grateful for the voice that social media gives each of us, I am equally grateful to be able to step back and live my life present to the moment I have been given. Kindness and encouragement only for a bit! Just remember- negative comments can hurt anybody's feelings.

LONDON: Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has won  FIFA's Puskás Award for his physical goal against  Everton. The goal, which received 38% of fan voting, took place on a snowy December night, where Salah swerved past two defenders and shot past a third to put his team ahead. After clinching the FIFA's goal of the year award, the 25-year-old Liverpool forward said; "I'm very happy and very proud." He added; "I have to thank everyone who voted for me." Meanwhile, the Croatia and Real Madrid star midfielder Luka Modric was awarded Best FIFA men's player of 2018, beating out former teammate Cristiano Ronaldo and Mohamed Salah. FIFA's Puskás Award -- named after the celebrated Hungarian former Real Madrid player -- is awarded to the goal of the year, determined entirely by fan voting.

Ghanaian 11 years olds disc jockey, Erica Tandoh (DJ Switch), who’s also 2017 winner of TV3’s Talented Kids contest is in the United States of America to perform for BIll Gates. The ward winning DJ took to her Facebook page to announce to her fans this success story. She wrote ‘Before leaving for New York city last night For a Bill Gates Foundation program #Goalkeepers2018. I will be performing in front of Bill gates Ed Sheeran and host of dignitaries” DJ Switch has made history as the first Ghanaian to perform at an event hosted by the foundation of the world’s richest man.

Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jnr  aka Shatta Wale is set to release his second studio album after he went on a musical break for over a decade. His first Studio Album after his long break titled “After The Storm” was released on April 26, 2016. His second Studio Album titled “ The Reign” ‘ is set to be released next month October 13, 2018, and a musical concert has been scheduled at the Fantasy Dome in Accra to officially launch the album. As part of promotional strategies to create buzz, euphoria, awareness, and attention about the album,  Shatta Wale   has been visiting many parts of the country to give the message about the “Reign” album and wherever he steps foot he gets mobbed by his extraordinarily loyal fans. Today Shatta Wale has found his way to the   Ashanti Regional   capital of Kumasi where he is enjoying massive love on the streets. How the SM fans adore, cherish and love their leader still beats my imagination. Just watch how people were running...