The announcement comes amid a tumultuous period for Lil Win, who has been embroiled in legal and personal drama following a tragic accident.

In a recently released video, Lil Win is seen recording a new song from what appears to be a private hospital bed.

This comes in the wake of a severe accident that claimed the life of a 3-year-old boy and left Lil Win, his manager, and the child’s father seriously injured.

The accident, which occurred in Kumasi, has drawn significant public criticism, particularly when Lil Win attended the premiere of his film “A Country Called Ghana” on the same day as the tragic incident.

In response to the backlash, Lil Win is preparing to release a song that addresses his critics. On Instagram, he shared a heartfelt message:

“Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus. On 25th of May 2024 I had a terrible accident with my manager @ray_moni and through that a 3-year-old boy lost his life. Rest in perfect peace, Nana Yaw. I pray the good Lord grants your parents another child to complete whatever you were destined to do. To all my fans, I say a big thank you for your prayers ?. Big thanks to @kwekuflick @kingpalutamusic & @apyagh for this project.? ”

 

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“We started rapping from 1997 in Tema. Your favourite rapper Sarkodie is from Achimota, and he came to Tema to learn the genre” he stated.

In his new song titled “Statement,” Yaa Pono said he is one of the trailblazers, who has entertained Ghanaians through rap for over two decades.

Yaa Pono raps, addressing the perception that Sarkodie is a Tema native. “If you talk rap, it’s me. You cannot take me out, and I control the game.”

Yaa Pono’s rap is in response to lyrics in Sarkodie’s song “Brag,” where he appeared to diss other Ghanaian rappers.

“The time I no come then you people all be jons,” Sarkodie rapped, a line that didn’t sit well with Yaa Pono.

In his song, Yaa Pono insists that Sarkodie should pay respect to rap legends who paved the way for him to thrive in the industry.

“Give all the respect to who you believe… If Reggie and Obrafour didn’t come, we won’t be surviving [in this business],” he states.

Yaa Pono’s “Statement” is already trending on Twitter, as fans eagerly discuss the rapper’s bold declarations and his response to Sarkodie’s lyrics.

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Produced by the talented Liquidbeatz, this  single promises to blend Fameye’s unique lyrical flair with deep emotional resonance, captivating audiences once again.

‘Only You’ emerges as a narrative where Fameye engages in a candid conversation with the divine. Through his lyrics, he seeks not just assistance but also guidance to navigate the daily hurdles of life. The song is a testament to Fameye’s reliance on spiritual strength and direction, highlighting a universal theme of seeking divine support in times of uncertainty.

He acknowledges the challenges that life presents and recognizes that without a higher power, overcoming these obstacles may seem impossible . His plea for God’s constant presence in our lives serves as a powerful call for never-ending support and guidance.

Moreover, ‘Only You’ acts as a beacon of hope and faith for Fameye’s audience. He encourages his listeners to foster a deep-seated trust in God, rather than placing their faith in the hands of fellow humans who are prone to falter.

The song’s message aims to inspire a collective shift towards spiritual reliance, advocating for a life led and sustained by faith.

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The highly anticipated “Back to Sender” music project has finally been released by the award-winning musician and was produced Saffbeatz, mixed and mastered by the legendary Appietus.

The telepathy between KK Fosu and Appietus has over the years generated some timeless hit singles, and “Back to Sender” is certainly no exception.

In an interview, KK Fosu, who has graced the music scene for more than 25 years, stated that he had always wanted to prepare something unique and quality for his fans, and it has been worth the wait.

“I want to use this music project to announce my comeback in the music scene, and this is just the start. I have got some great collaborations with some of Ghana’s finest, and I believe this year will be my year,” he said.

When asked about his new single “Back to Sender,” KK Fosu stated that the theme of the song connotes its intention as he hits back at critics who always wanted his downfall.

“This is a redemption tune, and I want to send a clear signal to my followers and music lovers that I will never stop what I am doing and will continue to churn out more music,” he said.

KK Fosu’s Dstyle Global music brand, which is managed by Bizzle Entertainment has planned a series of activities to celebrate his 25-year anniversary in the music industry later this year.

The newly released “Back to Sender” single is available across various music platforms.

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The song titled ‘Zion’ urges Ghanaians to be tolerant and hospitable in dealing with each other.

He said people must learn to say “thank you, I am sorry, and God bless my motherland”, stressing that these are the things that make society better.

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Shatta Wale in the song is heard saying he would never stop composing songs until people learn to do the right things in Ghana.

In a tweet unveiling the new song, Shatta Wale wrote “Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.”

Listen to the full song below:

“Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.”
A song written by shatta wale and Chairman Wontumi ????
Fight hard doesn’t mean violence but the truth !!!
Good Day ??https://t.co/coiBAboQes

— SHATTA WALE (@shattawalegh) February 27, 2020

The rapper said on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM that they have been working on the song for a while.

However, he said Medikal is yet to add his verse to the work.

Rappers Medikal and Strongman were involved in one of the biggest feuds to happen this year.

After Kwesi Arthur released his ‘Thoughts From King Arthur’, Medikal who felt he had been bruised by Arthur’s lyrics released a response, ‘To Whom It May Concern’.

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This response did not sit well with Strongman who waded into the feud by dropping ‘Don’t Try’.

By the end of the feud, the artistes had dropped three songs each, including ‘Immortal’ and ‘Ups and Downs’ by Strongman and ‘Drip’ and ‘Last Burial’ by Medikal.

The two, however, dropped their beef and began supporting each other.

Strongman showed up at Medikal’s Welcome to Sowutuom to perform, on November 30, show solidarity and officially squash their beef.

“I and my brother Strongman spoke and he came to the show to support. It’s cool because we are entertaining the world,” he told Andy Dosty, host of the Show.

“I believe in versatility, I am just following my passion. I want to be called an artiste, I can sing and I can act. I am an entertainer,” the actress told state-owned entertainment newspaper, Graphic Showbiz.

According to Emelia, about five years ago, she was shooting a movie titled Sorrows of Love which was directed by Jones Agyeman, “I was supposed to fall in love with a mad man and the director told me I was supposed to compose a song.

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“True to his words, he took me to a studio and I composed a song in no time. That was when it dawned on me that I could sing,” she explained.

“Personally, I love music and I have done something with Brother Sammy for an orphanage my foundation takes care of so it doesn’t come to me as a surprise that I have released a single today,” she said.

Emelia Brobbey added that she loved all-female artistes in the music industry but she really loved the energy in Akosua Agyapong.

The Pool of Love actress doubles as host of Okukuseku, a talk show which airs on Adom TV on Saturdays at 6 p.m. and on YouTube as Emelia Brobbey Film, she tells Graphic Showbiz that the feedback has been massive.

“These days, people hardly call me by my name, wherever I go, they just call me Okukuseku. I went on Adom Live Worship and when I said Okukuseku, the whole crowd responded ‘Onipa Ho Ye Hu’, it was a very humbling experience for me,” she stated.

Touching on the local film industry, Emelia Brobbey admitted that it was not doing well at all, “I have to be honest, the movie industry is not growing at all, people are trying to sustain the industry but things are not going well. I have shot only two movies for the whole of this year.

“The only way I could reach out to my fans to get them inspired and motivated is through my talk show, Okukuseku, because through that, they are careful about how to deal with their fellow human being.

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“I really miss acting and I am considering going to produce something myself, I have already produced about four movies,” she said.

Emelia Brobbey wouldn’t leave us without a word of advice for her fans, especially the youth, “I want to tell the youth that hard work pays, don’t be lazy, work hard for your goals and you will surely get there.

“Those passionate about acting and talk shows should have patience and they will get there.

“Use social media wisely, Fame Ko challenge is coming soon so everyone should get involved. I love all my fans and I wish them a Merry Christmas in advance. May God bless us all,” she concluded.