Promising Tema based artiste Drizzy Bangz who is signed under Camp What Records will on Friday, June 5, 2020 released the official video of his recent single ‘I Lied’ which features Fayorsey.

Drizzy’s song ‘I Lied’ which was produced by Benji Yang made it on LiveFM’s weekly music chart ‘Top 10 Most Played’ for two consecutive times is an RNB genre which preaches faithfulness and loyalty in any relationship especially marriage.

The video was directed by a young Ghanaian director Yankah McCoy and shot here in Ghana at a beautiful and interesting settings adorn with stunning models.

According to him, this is his first official video under his new record label ‘Camp What Records’ and will like all music lovers to support his craft and pay attention to him. He says the musical journey has just started for him and “I’ll urge music lovers to keep their fingers crossed for more thrilling Jams from me”.

Drizzy who is inspired by Chris Brown developed his music passion at a young age and grew up with the aspiration to be a musician. “I was keenly inspired by the type of music I grew up listening to. I do Alternative RNB and sometimes Afro-pop depending on the mood. When it comes to creating music I deal ideally with emotions. So get me the beat I set the mood then is good to go. I just have to get carried away by the tempo”

The artiste will like to be on a musical project with A.I, Show Dem Camp and other big names in the musical scene worldwide.

Drizzy who studied a 3-year diploma course at the International School Of Aviation has other great tunes like ‘Boys Nda’ which are all available on Spotify, audiomacks, Soundcloud, and other music streaming sites.

He advises his fellow artistes to “Never Give Up” whiles his plan is to impact in the industry and to put Ghana on the map.

GREATER ACCRA – Friday, May 29, 2020/www.gbafrica.net/ – In April, Ghanaian star Stonebwoy released Anloga Junction, a 15-track album that joins dancehall, high-life, and afrobeats to spread messages of love and unity — something that the world could always use more of.

One of the album’s standouts, “Le Gba Gbe (Alive)”, which is spoken in the artist’s native tongue of Ewe takes on the theme of mental slavery. But the song doesn’t end on a somber note. Its victory is in how Stonebwoy’s chronicles the process of breaking away from that counterproductive state of mind in order to enjoy life at its fullest.

Today, The FADER premiered the song’s video, which follows the track’s message perfectly. At the video’s beginning, Stonebwoy witnesses a massacre which is meant to symbolize the constraint that society puts on its people. As the visual progresses, battles these forces in order to emerge as a symbol of liberation.

“The visuals to this spiritual song means a lot to me and that’s why I was filmed at my ancestral place,” he said of the video in an email. “It carries the important message of staying true to one’s roots.”

– Lawrence Burney/The Fader

GREATER ACCRA, GHANA, May 28th, 2020/www.gbafrica.net/ It looks like the issue of love is something that comes naturally to Knii Lante. It strikes me how the love theme runs through almost all his songs. Talk of “Baby Take Good Care”, “Baby be Mine”, “You”, “When You Love Someone” and “Humanity” which pays homage to frontline health workers. All his songs ooze with love.

Then comes the latest one “I Just Want To”. It takes things to an even higher level.

Listening to this song leaves one in a wonderland as to which musicians might have influenced the groove. Although “I Just Want To” is essentially an Afrobeats jam, one can detect the smoothness of Luther Vandross, Michael Jackson or John Legend but topped with the 5-beat African rhythm.

The soul of the music places the artiste in a dream world in which he sets his heart, mind and soul on a lady whom he would like to make a part of his world. To put it shortly, he is in love with her. This love is total and unconditional. The lovebird is smitten. He would do anything for her, even go and fetch water from the riverside and carry it to her so that he could be accepted as her lover.

It appears that when he composed this song, Knii Lante might have been reminiscing about some era in the past when he was smitten by a lady. One can imagine a couple sitting in a serene and half-lit corner of a restaurant or café while the guy pours his heart out.

It is the kind of song a young guy would play to express his feelings to a lady when she visited. It would be enough to send the message and the beat would create the required mood to advance the conversation.

Before the end of 2019, DMW boss, Davido released his long-awaited sophomore album ‘A Good Time’, his most expressive body of work till date. Since then, he’s been releasing videos for songs off the project from the Summer Walker-assisted “D&G” to the project’s undeniable standout, “Sweet in the Middle” featuring Zlatan, WurlD and Naira Marley.

The latest song he’s now made a single is the project’s “Intro”, which sees Davido offering emotive reflections of his journey so far. The new video is a family affair, with varying clips of the whole DMW clan, as well as shots of Davido’s family showering him with prayers for protection against naysayers inserted into the mix.

Since the ‘rona became a global pandemic, there has been a shutdown of large events and festivals that could be harmful for attendees, and most artists all over the world are suffering drawbacks from this. Just before the pandemic, Davido had to cancel the rest of the North American leg of his tour and in the video directed by Brendo Kareem and his creative director, Tycoon, we get to see collated clips of the cities and shows Davido and the gang were able to get to before the pandemic.