Entertainment
I’m no longer with D-Black’s Black Avenue music -Sefa
Ghanaian musician, Sefadzi Abena Amesu known in music circles as Sefa has shockingly revealed her exit from D-Black’s Black Avenue.
Sefa has plied her trade as an artiste from the camp of Black Avenue music for the past seven years.
This notwithstanding Sefa has disclosed to Nana Romeo of Accra FM in an interview that she is no longer with Black Avenue Music label.
Speaking in an interview she said, her recent song with Freddy Meiway dubbed ‘Vibration’ was an amazing record, unfortunately, the song did not achieve its potential due to some challenges with her previous label.
She revealed, “I’m no longer with Black Avenue, but I decided not to talk about it.”
According to Sefa she left the label after her contract with them ended.
“We were not able to renew it due to some misunderstanding in the business among others.
My new song released two days ago is the beginning of a new journey for me,” she disclosed.
She further stressed that there were a lot of things which were not resolved. “It’s a lot of things, you know I’m an understanding person, I’m a loyal person so if it gets to a point and I feel that I have been hurt or betrayed to a point I will leave.”
Sefa noted that instead of sticking around with hatred, she would rather move on
even though it is not anything which cannot be resolved.
She made hits like Fever, Enjoyment, Wanti Wanti, Odo Yewu and Echoke among others during her time with Black Avenue Music.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
Entertainment
Afia Ayiwah shares testimony in ‘Jesus Reigns’
In an exciting announcement that has music fanatics and gospel followers buzzing, gospel artiste Afia Ayiwah has finally unveiled her much-anticipated single, ‘Jesus Reigns.’
‘Jesus Reigns’ is a powerful addition to many playlists, uplifting spirits and reinforcing faith.
The journey to the release of ‘Jesus Reigns’ has been marked by anticipation and hope.
Afia, known for her heartfelt lyrics, has taken her time to craft a song that not only echoes her personal faith journey but also speaks to the collective spirit of worshippers around the world.
The song is described as a celebration of Jesus’ sovereignty and kingship.
‘Jesus Reigns’ captures the essence of faith during challenging times, reminding listeners that despite the trials and tribulations of life, there is a divine presence of the supreme.
The audio comes with a stunning music video that emphasizes the themes of worship and celebration.
Shot in breathtaking locations, the video showcases a diverse ensemble of singers and dancers, creating an atmosphere of joy and reverence that captures the spirit of the song.
In a world yearning for hope and inspiration, Afia Ayiwah’s ‘Jesus Reigns’ could not have come at a better time.
The song is a timely reminder of faith that transcends beyond everyday struggles and celebrates the divine presence that reigns forever.
By Edem Tsortorme
Entertainment
Rhythms of Africa 2024 Peace edition slated for November 29
Sonnie Badu
Ghanaian gospel musician and pastor, Sonnie Badu, will host a ground-breaking concert dubbed “Rhythms of Africa: The Peace Edition” on Friday, November 29 at the Independence Square in Accra.
Sponsored by Agromonti Company, the concert is focused on promoting peace, love, and unity as the country gets ready for elections on December 7.
Admission is free.
According to the organisers, the concert will feature top gospel musicians who will use their songs to encourage unity alongside dignitaries who will use their presence to inspire peace.
“Through powerful music and worship, they will remind Ghanaians that peace starts with each person and spreads to everyone around them. The main message is clear: Ghana must stay united and strong, no matter the challenges,” he added.
The organisers told The Spectator that the Independence Square, where the event will be held, was a symbol of Ghana’s freedom and strength. “Sonnie Badu chose this location to show his commitment to bringing the country together during this important time.
“I believe that music, prayer, and faith are strong tools to heal divisions and give people hope, especially as the elections approach.”
“Rhythms of Africa: The Peace Edition” is not just a concert. It is a moment for everyone to reflect, pray, and commit to keeping the peace in Ghana. As people come together under the sky at this historic venue, they will be reminded that unity is Ghana’s greatest strength.
This concert is a chance to celebrate peace and come together as one nation. Let’s all take part in this amazing experience and stand together for a peaceful and bright future for Ghana.”
