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Paapa Yankson & a fan on the floor

Many Ghanaians in Atlanta, GA., missed what was regarded as one of the best and most enjoyable performances by the Big 4.

The Big 4 superstars; Pat Thomas, A B Crentsil, Paapa Yankson and Jewel Ackah did what they have been blessed with over the years. Over 30 years of experience of live performances should not be underestimated.

Tic Tac

When it comes to Ghanaian artistes who have made it to the international stage, Tic Tac is no exception. He has been received and accepted by the public as one big hiplife artiste who has warmed the hearts of many with his uplifting tunes.

Hear this: Tic Tac has secured a deal with Kasa Phone Cards courtesy Kafina Management –UK (his agency) to be the one out of the lots whose image is going to be on their phone cards.

Mr. Orrack Chabaagu, Director of EMI, South Africa, an international record label, on Friday noted that piracy was one of the biggest problems hindering the music industry and called on Government to enact tough laws to address the problem in the country.

"Government should put in place measures that would make piracy unattractive by punishing those who pirate music so that musicians can enjoy the fruits of their labour," he said at a day's seminar in Accra.