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Felix Asadu (born 23 June, 1991), better known by his stage name Moxkito, is a young Ghanaian rapper and a record producer. After producing records for several artists, Moxkito set up Moxflex Entertainment record label and went ahead to release his debut track, "I dream say we make it big" Ft. Paddy Biribisey on the label in 2014. He has since then gone on to release several beats and is fast establishing himself as one of the biggest names in the Ghanaian music industry. Moxkito curre...
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Mr Buari has expressed disappointment about a report that Nadia has granted an interview disclosing that the president is the father of her twins she delivered last month.

The delivery of the twins – both girls – has become the major topic of discussion in the Ghanaian media with many asking who their father is.

There were reports that Jim Iyke, who was famously linked to the actress, is not the father of the twins.

Instead, some media reports linked the president to the new t...
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Flowking Stone, one-half of hiplife group Bradez, has released a couple of singles for the past months.

The rapper on these songs showed his rap prowess which has made Reggie Rockstone wonder why Ghanaians do not give him the necessary recognition he deserves.

According to Reggie via Twitter, Stone is one of the best rappers in the country so he becomes sad when such a person is underrated.

“I DONT THINK GH GIVES FLOWKING STONE THE PROPS HE DESERVES! DUDE IS NONE TO PLAY WITH FOLX!...
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Stonebwoy has detailed his musical journey in a video documentary titled 'Making of an Artiste', produced by NKACC production.

Born Livingstone Etse Satekla, Stonebwoy explained how he started doing music from primary school by mimicking popular songs and also being a member of his church's children's choir.

In the video documentary, Stonebwoy said he started writing few lines of his own in high school until secondary school when he began appearing on radio programmes and also featuri...
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Speaking about the plight of Ghanaians during his performance on Saturday at the Asa Baako Music Festival at Busia, in the Western Region, Wanlov blamed the extreme poverty in African countries on incompetent and corrupt people who are at the helm of affairs.

In a spontaneous response to a fan who as...
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Although I’m yet to hear anyone utter a word that former Lynx Entertainment artiste, Nana Wiafe Asante aka Asem who shot into prominence on the music scene with his hit single Give Me Blow lost weight because of financial difficulty (broke), but the artiste has taken to Instagram to describe such individuals who might have started that rumour as “dummies”.

More like lyrics from an upcoming single, Asem posted on Instagram saying,

"These dummies say I lost weight so I must be br...
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As the saying goes, “a thing for everyone is for no one.” It is in this respect that sometimes controversies arise over certain feats that are generic and or nonproprietary by nature.

A School of Thought argues that songs with lyrics in Ghanaian dialects over hip hop beats go beyond the 90s. Ghana’s celebrated female musician, Lady Talata was tasked with finding a manager and recording deal for a La (a suburb of Accra – Ghana) based group who rapped in their native Ga (the nati...
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Music producer and CEO of The Last Two Music Group, Edward Nana Poku Osei known as Hammer in showbiz has stated that VVIP’s ‘Selfie’ song is more of a hiplife song than a hiphop.

His comment is coming in the wake of the controversy generated by the song which was nominated in the Hiplife Song of the Year category of this year’s Ghana Music Awards.

Meanwhile VVIP and some pundits have argued that the song should have rather been nominated in the Hiphop Song of the Year categor...
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Ghanian music producer and rapper, Moxkito has released his new book titled "Life As A Beat Maker ll The Decision To Make Beats. The book talks about his daily struggles,early life,discovering his talent and establishing of Mox Flex Entertainment. In an exclusive interview mox told us about his inspirations behind this book

'In order to accomplish this, for me it was a matter of thinking big, of having the courage and visionary mindset, in order to get there" Mox Stated.

 Moxkito was born in A...
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