Ghanaian music is becoming one-way - Da' Hammer

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• Irritated citizen. 9 years ago

  Well said sir, adwentofour wants to do something different seriously but we are scared.

  Well said sir, adwentofour wants to do something different seriously but we are scared.

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• nusman 9 years ago

  Mr. Hammer don't forget u also play almost one way beat since u came into the music scene..

  Mr. Hammer don't forget u also play almost one way beat since u came into the music scene..

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• Maestro 9 years ago

  why leave djs to decide artists' originality? what is musiga doing about that? you listen to radio stations and all you hear is thrash.And point of correction Da'Hammer, Ghanaian music has always been one way.as a producer fi ...
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  why leave djs to decide artists' originality? what is musiga doing about that? you listen to radio stations and all you hear is thrash.And point of correction Da'Hammer, Ghanaian music has always been one way.as a producer fight for better music to be heard,whilst hitting it straight at djs who are paid by their employers to do their work,but still decide which music to play on air whilst collecting sky rocketing tips and bribes from poor musicians this is very frustrating and stinking.what is hiplife,african dance hall compared to the rich sounding highlife music we've known for years? all is bullshit i dare say

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• Benedict honda 9 years ago

  Big Hammer... Big ups.... U've said d truth... Dats why I luv wanluv korborlo..... Always different

  Big Hammer... Big ups.... U've said d truth... Dats why I luv wanluv korborlo..... Always different

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• newman 9 years ago

  ...he should tell us the type of beats he makes,he also produces one sided beats...Ghanaian are doing relatively well

  ...he should tell us the type of beats he makes,he also produces one sided beats...Ghanaian are doing relatively well

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• sanjay - Abu Dhabi 9 years ago

  if i can correct hammer, he should stop comparing Ghana musicians to Nigeria, they have gone far in terms of music, simply because they sing nice engish tracks for the whole world to understand, but looking at Ghanaians, all ...
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  if i can correct hammer, he should stop comparing Ghana musicians to Nigeria, they have gone far in terms of music, simply because they sing nice engish tracks for the whole world to understand, but looking at Ghanaians, all of them not even one artist can come out with album full of English, if not Dagbani,twi, GA,& EWe, so tell me mr Hammer how can this songs click beyond Ghana? just advise them to stop singing local songs and start to make waves, its very shame for some one to be call Ghana best & fastest rapper when he can't even rap two lines of English, talking about sark, r2bee, EL, edem,.samini, all of them are masters of singing twi language, but i tell you they will only remain in GH, they cant hit waves in Africa not to talK about world, see p-squre, bracket, d banj, 2face, flavour ,wizkid, iyanya, davido & many more, which Ghanaian musician can we use to compare one of them in terms of music, i simply say TWI language is killing the Ghanaian movie & music industry unless they make sense and correct their mistakes, or else Nigeria music & movies will continue to dominate more in Ghana in coming years!!

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• Ben Bones 9 years ago

  i like HAMMER music and i like de group

  i like HAMMER music and i like de group

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• Abah-Fada 9 years ago

  Naija has gone far the levels with Ghana, thanks for the insight bro, Nija is a combination of different country coming together to form one entity. we are talented, and we are not afraid to venture into anything. our music a ...
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  Naija has gone far the levels with Ghana, thanks for the insight bro, Nija is a combination of different country coming together to form one entity. we are talented, and we are not afraid to venture into anything. our music and films will dominate Africa forever has the usa is doing to the world today. we also sing in Yoruba , Hausa, and Igbo, and even my tribe too the Idoma, because Tuface is an Idoma from Benue State. so singing in twi or Ewe is not the problem for music is a universal language.but doing good music irrespective of its root or language is the key to large audient. I could remember when we dance to Awilo in Naija, we do not understand a thing but we love his music in Naija till date.

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• kwabena 9 years ago

  https://www.topbusinessjournal.com/5-simple-ways-make-money-ghana/

  https://www.topbusinessjournal.com/5-simple-ways-make-money-ghana/

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