Anyone who can call themselves a Reggae Dancehall fan in Ghana would have heard of the Where Di Money Riddim project by now. What even the hardest core connoisseurs could not have figured out is the litany and variety of artists that would appear on the riddim. And yes… Bright of Buk Bak is one […]
Ghnewsnow Entertainment Desk is proud to present to you the 20 sterling Ghana reggae and dancehall artists featuring on the Where Di Money Riddim. These artists span the entire generational spectrum of the genre in Ghana right now. From Kente to Elis Koina, the Where Di Money project will unleash a barrage of experienced artists featuring
A few weeks ago, Ghnewsnow spoke to US-based Ghanaian reggae artists John Q and Paapa Wastik. In the interview, John Q suggested that reggae is the absolute preserve of Jamaicans and that if the music is not produced in or by Jamaicans it simply cannot be considered as reggae. Producer, multi-instrumentalist and CEO of
In Part 6 of the 10-series episode, Kwesi E. Baako asks Ghana international reggae artists Paapa Wastik and John Q who in their view is greater; Samini or Shatta Wale. This is a discussion that has been going on for a while without any concrete determination. Watch this video as the two artists try
Culled from The Star, Jamaica Ever since he was 11, recording artiste John Q was inspired by reggae music and the songs of the legendary Bob Marley. “My whole interest in Jamaica came from reggae music,” said the recording artiste born John Kwesi Quansah in the West African nation of Ghana. “Without the Rasta man,
