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Animations from Saturday, April 6th, 2019
Source: mynewsgh.com
2019-04-06
Flowing stone
Flowking Stone, an award-winning hiplife artist, invites music lovers in the Ashanti region to push for the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) to take place in Garden City.
The artist who was a special guest from the time of Hummer on Pure Morning Drive at Kumasi-based Pure Fm said that music lovers in the Ashanti region needed to have a common voice to convince VGMA organizers of 39th, organize the event in kumasi.
Responding to comments from the host, he added that there is still much to be done to drag the event home.
"You see, to the extent that we need a common voice, we also need the numbers. Believe me, it's a numbers game. Once event organizers have recorded huge voting patterns in this region we are ready to leave. "
"An example is my brother and friend, Fancy Gadam. Charter House realized that the Tamales loved him and his music very much, and were ready to vote mbadively for him. They have no choice but to name him, which he finally won. It's the spirit! ", He added.
FlowKing Stone was honored with the title of "Song of the Year Hhip-life" at the 18th edition of the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards.
He won the award with his song "Go Low" which received a lot of criticism and airplay.
This year, he was nominated in the Hiplife Song of the Year category with Medikal, sarkodie and many others.
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After seven years off, Charterhouse Productions Ghana, organizer of the VGMA, is delighted with the return of Nominees Jam to Kumasi.
The last time the Jam Nominees Jam was held in the Ashanti region dates back to 2012, with programming bringing together some of the biggest names in Ghanaian music. Okyeame Kwame, Buk Bak, Jay Stay, Christy Obaapa, Kofi Sarpong SP, Kwaw Kesse and many others. Since then, the candidate party train has visited the northern, central and western regions, the Brong Ahafo region, the Volta region and other places.
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