MUSIC

King Paluta To Drop ‘Yahitte’ Remix On February 11, 2023

Published

2 years ago

02/09/2023

Lionel

King Paluta, Ghana’s wordsmith and Africans best lyricist, is set to release his first single for 2023, which features a remix of his hit single ‘Yahitte’, which was originally performed with Qwame Stika.

After announcing and teasing fans with the BTS of ‘Yahitte’ remix, King Paluta has finally decided to quench the thirst of fan; announcing via social media, the song will be released on February 11, 2023.

Working enormously over the years with his enviable talent, he has been able to make a great deal in the music fraternity and willing to make greater impacts as well.

He enlists fellow musicians, Strongman, Amerado, Qwame Stika and renowned radio personality Andy Dosty for the remix. It’s a safe bet that the song is deserving of the attention it’s receiving.

The original version recorded huge numbers across all digital platforms and he is certain the remix will surely make the impact it’s set to.

Follow King Paluta on all social media platforms @KingPalutaMusic

(Story: Cofy Dela)

MUSIC

Oheneba Grande – Dw3 (Prod By Quab Sea)

Published

3 days ago

01/27/2025

Lionel

His brand-new single, “Dw3”, is taking the internet by storm. With over 1 MILLION views on TikTok, this track is trending FAST.

Produced by the talented Quab Sea, “Dw3” is a MUST-LISTEN.

Check it out now on YouTube

Let’s keep the momentum going by sharing, liking, and commenting.

MUSIC

I Quit Schooling Because Of Music – Mary Owusu

Published

3 days ago

01/27/2025

Lionel

Renowned Ghanaian gospel artiste, Mary Owusu, has made a startling revelation about her past. In a recent interview on Oman FM’s “M’adwuma” show, hosted by Burundy, Mary disclosed that she had to abandon her education to pursue a career in music.

According to Mary, her passion for music grew to the point where it became impossible for her to balance her academic responsibilities with her musical ambitions. Despite being an exceptional student, Mary found herself dedicating increasingly more time to music, ultimately leading to her decision to quit schooling.

Mary’s story, however, comes with a valuable lesson. When asked to offer advice to young women who may be tempted to compromise their values in pursuit of success, Mary urged them to remain focused on their goals and to prioritize their faith.

“Let God lead you,” Mary counseled. “Work hard, earn your daily bread, and trust that God will guide you to your destination without requiring you to sacrifice your values.”

Mary’s words of wisdom come as she promotes her latest single, “Divine Selection,” a testament to her enduring commitment to her faith and her music.