Hot Boys, the newest addition to the hiplife game

Formed in Italy, the Hot Boys consists of three youthful rappers namely Bernard Ackon also known as Hebowz, Ansah Domfeh Stephen popularly known as Notorious T.I.C and Bimpong Adjei sometimes known as King Amass who have set out on a quest to become Ghana’s hottest rap group.

This year, the threesomes are set to release their debut album, “Anum Dwa” on Hot Boys Entertainment record label.

One sound engineer in Ghana whose signature is felt on many songs that have been released over the years or so is Jeff Tennyson Quaye or Jay Q as he is known in the circles of showbiz.

Indeed he was named at last year’s Ghana Music Awards as the Sound Engineer of 2003. Having achieved success in the field of music engineering therefore, Jay Q has moved on to establish his own record label on which he has been producing musicians, especially in the genres of gospel and hiplife.

Kofi Nti

A Great mind once said “two things a man cannot hide: when he is drunk and when he falls in love.”A musician has put it in another way:“If you know you love somebody you’ve got to let them know about it.”

All over the world musicians have made hit songs using the names of women they have fallen in love with.It could be part of their creative imagination or that they really did fall in love, but whatever it is they make their views known by the only public means available to them - singing.

Praye, winners of NAR Ghana

There are ‘mad’ kids out there ready to scuttle the hiplife applecart. Have you ever heard of the name Praye (African pop artistes)?

They are lyricists who paint pictures with words and complex phrases. Gilbert and Mark of TV3 describe them as “dudes who are sleek and whose wordplays are seasoned”.