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Magic Rocker set to release three new singles

This year, three new tracks by Ghanaian disc jockey (DJ) and performer Richard Essien better known on stage as Magic Rocker will be released in Ghana.

His previous smash singles “Baby U Are Hot” and “Talk Dirty,” which were released last month, are followed by the three new hits ‘Who Are You, No More War, and Lion King.’

The three mid tempo tracks with danceable beats suitable for any social gathering, according to the Ghanaian singer and songwriter, feature real African rhythms and seductive vocals that will have listeners listening to the songs repeatedly.

He recently revealed that his music career is not based on awards and honours.

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His ability to effortlessly combine the moods of highlife and afro rhythm with accessible words in his music has won him followers all over the world.

The ferocious anthem “Who Are You” highlights Magic Rocker’s formidable presence. The songs for Gavali Music were produced by renowned beat producers Magic Rocker, Mr. Sarge, King Jay, and Kofi.

The song is the ideal fusion of intense rhythms and captivating melody.

This song, ‘No More War’, explores the desires and hardships related to the need for independence.

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His flexibility as an artiste is demonstrated by his ability to address a wide range of topics through his music, from socio-economic realities to empowerment.

‘Who Are You’ and ‘Lion King’ both demonstrate his dedication to maintaining his artistic integrity while pursuing new artistic frontiers.

Magic Rocker has once again shown that he is a force to reckon with.

According to him, “I have a lot of unreleased music, but I decided that at this stage of my career, it will be appropriate to release these two singles to fan the flames I started earlier in the year,” Magic Rocker said.

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Magic Rocker, whose songs are well-known in a number of countries, including Ghana, Nigeria, Liberia, Cote d’Ivoire, and the United States of America (USA), stated that music has not turned out the way he had hoped and that he wants to utilise it to elevate Ghana’s profile abroad.

After listening to the tracks, many disc jockeys (DJs) already think that the songs will become hits in the music industry and could even win awards in the following year with the right
promotional approach.

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Ayisi teams up with Fameye for Highlife classic “Sika”

In a follow-up to his successful collaboration with Worlasi on “Everyday People,” Ayisi has once again partnered with prolific songwriter Fameye for a timeless highlife track titled “Sika,” which translates to “Money.”

This track is expected to make waves across Ghana and beyond, as it speaks to the universal pursuit of financial stability in a meaningful, melodious way.

Money, as Ayisi rightly points out, is a universal and never-ending topic of discussion. In “Sika,” both artists reflect on the role money plays in life and the lengths one must go to secure it.

Ayisi emphasizes a strong work ethic, noting that laziness will only lead to hunger and hardship. His message is clear: one must take action and pursue financial stability to navigate life successfully.

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On the other hand, Fameye’s verse focuses on the idea of self-reliance when it comes to wealth. He highlights that becoming wealthy is something he must achieve on his own, without waiting for handouts or relying on others.

Fameye’s perspective complements Ayisi’s, creating a well-rounded narrative about ambition, responsibility, and financial independence.

“Sika,” produced by GroovyWrld, is deeply rooted in the classic highlife sound—a genre that has long been a cornerstone of Ghanaian music. The soulful melodies make it an instant classic that evokes a sense of nostalgia, while the contemporary twist keeps it fresh for today’s audience.

Ayisi, widely respected for his independent spirit and unique musical style, has typically preferred working alone, cultivating his own space in the industry. However, his recent collaborations signal a new chapter in his career, one that is more collaborative and expansive.

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Through these collaborations, Ayisi is not only broadening his creative horizons but also offering his fans new and exciting musical experiences.

With “Sika,” Ayisi and Fameye remind us that while money may not be everything, the drive to earn and sustain oneself is essential to success.

Available on all Digital Streaming Platforms – https://yve.ampl.ink/Sika 

Youtube – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwBl0okMEe8

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Aku Favor shares inspiration behind new song ‘Celebrate’

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 Ghanaian gospel singer Aku Favor has shared the story be­hind her new song, “Cele­brate.”

The song was released on September 5, 2024 on all the various music streaming platforms.

In an interview with The Spectator Agoro, she explained that the song comes from her deep de­sire to praise and worship God continuously.

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“I have always wanted to connect with God in a deeper way. This song is my way of showing that desire, to give God the constant praise and worship He deserves.” Aku Favor explained.

Aku Favor is known for praising and worship­ing God wherever she is, whether in the kitchen or the bathroom; she always finds a way to lift God’s name. She shared that she got some of the lyrics for ‘Celebrate’ while taking her bath; receiving biblical inspiration while reading the Bible, specifically Psalm 150:6.

She said that with God’s guidance, she has created a beautiful song in English, Twi, and Ewe.

Her journey in gospel music has always been driven by her passion for worship, and this new song is no differ­ent. Fans are excited to hear the release and experience the spiritual depth and dedication that she puts into her music.

As gospel music continues to grow, artistes like her are making a strong impact by creating songs that are more than just en­tertainment; they are tools for worship and spiritual connection.

 By Linda Abrefi Wadie

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