Soundcity Ghana & their ‘ghost mode’ attitude must stop!

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peeeeeee 11 years ago

Second paragraph....who thought...not who taught

Second paragraph....who thought...not who taught
Pretty 11 years ago

this people must respect and make sure they promote our own people.

this people must respect and make sure they promote our own people.
WONDER EMMANUEL 11 years ago

Soundcity probably may have discovered albeit lately after establishing in Ghana that the artists here are unworthy of supports for the international exposure they intend Ghanaian artists benefit from. Otherwise how do you th ...
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Soundcity probably may have discovered albeit lately after establishing in Ghana that the artists here are unworthy of supports for the international exposure they intend Ghanaian artists benefit from. Otherwise how do you throw your money at a project which is largely regarded unprofessional, products whose works or output is regarded as fake and or duplicating other peoples works elsewhere. Most Ghanaian artists except very few are not original with their musical output; one can easily trace copy-works in their tunes and lyrical style to Nigerian's. It is not worth it throwing your money at an industry that strifes only on copying other peoples works and even never accepting they play in the shaddows of the likes of Nigerian and South Africa.
WONDER EMMANUEL 11 years ago

Corrections to spelling "HENSEFOTH" The word "HENCEFORTH" intended.

Corrections to spelling "HENSEFOTH" The word "HENCEFORTH" intended.