KYAscriptoriumblog

  Ghamro is a collective society for INDIVIDUAL RIGHT OWNERS and has nothing to do with Associations, unfortunately due to Ghamro's past which is Cosga that dealt with Associations some old Musicians still believe Ghamro should be dealing with Associations and that has been a figment of their imagination till now. Fact is these Associations were used in siphoning monies from Cosga but when Ghamro came into existence that narrative changed but Akosua and some Musicians are still live in the past. Akosua and these musicians sponsored by some old disgruntled Ghamro Board Members formed an Association called UNICOM GHAMRO with some unconfirmed 75 members and their maim objective was to BLACKMAIL; SABOTAGED and UNDERMINE GHAMRO all in the name of scrutiny/pressure group. Please note that GHAMRO consists of over 5000 INDIVIDUAL RIGHT OWNERS. Now for years they've been making senseless noise into the ears of the Attorney-General and because the AG was not too conversant with our opera...

   I don't believe the Akwaboah's family will be happy their Dad's name is being dragged through Akosua Ghamro trenches but Akosua Agyepong will not see it because of her fixation on destroying Ghamro at all Cost. When the He-Goat thinks he is destroying the white wall by scratching his Ass on it he will obviously end up with a sore Ass. Same thing Akosua did to the Great Ampadu's family. Fact is not all families want DRAMA around their departed so let's Respect them with Dignity & Respect. If Akosua has issues with Ghamro She should use the appropriate quarters and Stop throwing peoples families out there for Headlines in her wild goose chase. Moreover Ghamro is a Collecting Society instituted by laws and not a Welfare association. Let's be careful even when we want to destroy because we might end up destroying ourselves. How do you tell Spinners not to pay Ghamro and turn around to blame Ghamro for not paying more I mean should they go and take monies from...

Vocalist and Instrumentalist Kwadwo Ntim Mensah known in Showbiz as Big Joe Chante gave a stunning performance at the recently held Foklex Media Awards at the National Theatre. Raising the curtains for the night the TIMA Hitmaker  performed Tima and Twe Ben Mi to an amazing audience. His vocal dexterity and reach of his high notes simply took the audience to a different level and by the time he hit his last note it was met with great applause from the great audience. After such a performance the show was ready to roll and the night indeed was a memorable one. Majority of the audience were happy with most of the award winners and therefore had almost no complains at this year's Awards Night. The ultimate Winner for the night who also took the Car home was Ohene Boama is with Xyz broadcasting. There were beautiful performances from Odaky Andy and Legendary Rex Oumar, Akosua Agyepong and Nat Brew who starting the performance as individually and Climaxing the Night as NAKOREX. Ohemaa P...

  Wrong is wrong and Right is right so Crime is Crime but what sense paa does it make to imprison someone 5years for stealing a bunch of plantain? Even though Abeku can't justify his loose chicken pizzaman statement we cannot also overlook the fact that some of our punishments are senseless and needs to be looked at critically. Every sensible society has reforms like Community Service that takes care of misdemeanours instead of throwing everyone in Jails that don't reform convicts. Prisons being used as only punishment instead of reforms is just outmoded.  If we're still using Laws that we inherited from our Slave Masters then we really need Laws that will make more sense than Laws made for Slaves with no good intent. So as we Crucify Abeku let's also use that energy to look at our already congested prisons with all sort of crimes. Nhyiraba being thrown into Jail with Murderers just for operating a pub really disturbs me but if that's what the law says then what els...

  Nii Ayite Hammond, a member of the Board of the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards has responded to claims that Black Sherif deserved the Album of the Year award in the 24th edition of the scheme more than King Promise who won with his ‘5 Star’ album.  Speaking to Kwame Dadzie on  Joy FM’s Twitter Spaces , Hammond acknowledged that Black Sherif had a good album (The Villain I Never Was) but King Promise’s ‘5 Star’ album also passed the litmus test.  “It is true that ‘The Villain I Never Was’ ticks all the boxes, the same way King Promise’s album also ticks all the boxes. You realise that when you read the category definition, it doesn’t say hit song and quality of recording. It says ‘and/or’. So when you are assessing them, you assess both and you make a choice out of that assessment,” he said.  The VGMA Board member also explained why the category definition for the Album of the Year changed from an album just having the highest number of hit songs to one possessing...