Sarkodie - U Go Kill Me; New Video All Over African Clubs, Like if You Love This Song!

English: The video for Sarkodie - U Go Kill me just dropped. If you recall our previous post on the Azonto dance that kicked off from some Castro videos, here is the song the blew into into all Ghana clubs. The popularity of this song around the world also indicates the love for African hip hop music even without the features on popular music channels abroad. Some have critisized the production of the video, however, those that have followed rap music and its associated art can only say 1 thing, this video is a classic. Long live African hip hop.




Francais: La vidéo de Sarkodie - U Go Kill Me simplement abandonné. Si vous vous souvenez de notre post précédent sur ​​la danse Azonto qui a débuté à partir des vidéos de Castro, voici la chanson du souffle dans tous les clubs dans le Ghana. La popularité de cette chanson dans le monde indique également l'amour pour la musique hip-hop africain, même sans les caractéristiques des chaînes de musique populaire à l'étranger. Certains ont critiqué la production de la vidéo, cependant, ceux qui ont suivi la musique rap et son art associés peux seulement dire une chose, cette vidéo est un classique. Vive le hip hop africain.

Portuguese: O vídeo para Sarkodie - U Go Mate-me acaba de lançar. Se você lembrar o nosso post anterior sobre a dança Azonto que começou a partir de alguns vídeos Castro, aqui é a música do soprou em todos os clubes Gana. A popularidade desta canção em todo o mundo indica também o amor pela música Africano hip hop, mesmo sem os recursos em canais de música popular no exterior. Alguns criticaram a produção do vídeo, no entanto, aqueles que têm seguido a música rap e sua arte associado só posso dizer uma coisa, este vídeo é um clássico. Viva o hip hop Africano.

Ghana's Independence Celebration: All the Action is in Takoradi!

If you're in Ghana, and you're wondering where to be for the Independence celebration (between 5 and 6th March) then 'no shakes' ASABAAKO is the 'newest thing in town'.
What makes it even more interesting, is the fact that, all the fun and action would be happening away from the capital city (Accra)! Takoradi will be bursting with fun and I'm looking forward to it... ;)



ASABAAKO! translates as "One Dance" in Akan (a local dialect in Ghana) - in essence, the coming together of people to dance 'the same dance' in unity. The festival will feature 3 days of live music and DJs on Busua Beach, in the Western Region of Ghana.


Main Event: Sundays 6TH March, Independence Day, Featuring some of Ghana's favorite 'culture inclined' music artiste.

TALIB KWELI
WANLOV THE KUBOLOR
YAA PONO
...and others yet to confirm



It's gonna be fun...away from the capital; Accra. I'm getting ready to go and get some more of Wanluv the Kubolor into me!! ''This is very Kokonsa''