VIC MENSA: confronting internalized racism and societal expectations
The Hip Hop African » Ghana
by maddycummings
6d ago
Victor Kwesi Mensah, known by his stage name VIC MENSA, was born and raised in Chicago but values his Ghanaian heritage through his activism and rapping. Vic Mensa is known for his social activism, advocating for issues affecting marginalized communities, including those within the African diaspora. He has spoken out against police brutality, racial injustice, Read More ..read more
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Ghana to London
The Hip Hop African » Ghana
by gabyoliveros
1w ago
With roaming waves and vibrant trees, there’s only one place we could be: Ghana. The collaboration between King Promise and Headie One, titled “Ring My Line,” emerges as an instant classic, blending rhythmic basslines with King Promise’s smooth vocals carrying a message of communal responsibility: “My people depend on me, I do this for my Read More ..read more
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ENO BARONY
The Hip Hop African » Ghana
by victoriaodegbami
3w ago
Victoria Odegbami March 26,2024 Eno Barony, whose real name is Ruth Eno Adjoa Amankwah Nyame Adom, is a Ghanaian rapper and songwriter. She was born in Accra, Ghana, it was claimed that she was the first female Ghanaian rapper to hit a million views on YouTube. She had hit singles “Tonga” and “Wats Ma Name”. Read More ..read more
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Man on the Misson.
The Hip Hop African » Ghana
by victoriaodegbami
3w ago
Written by Victoria Odegbami. 2/28/24   Eugene Entsir known as Eugy is a Ghanaian, British, rapper, and singer. Born in Accra, Ghana, and raised in London, UK. Started writing at the age of 14, at first Eugy started as a grime MC, but when he noticed he wasn’t good, he started leaning more into afro Read More ..read more
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Ko-Jo Cue’s “Happy Endings:” A Reflection on Human Survival
The Hip Hop African » Ghana
by l1qu1dswords
3w ago
Ghanaian rapper, Ko-Jo Cue, released “Happy Endings” within his comeback EP entitled I’m Back in November of 2023. “Happy Endings” questions the purpose of giving empty platitudes to individuals who are suffering on a daily basis from a host of societal and intrapersonal issues. In addressing the role others play in failing to make life Read More ..read more
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Suffer II: M.anifest’s Rebirth of a Classic Social Commentary
The Hip Hop African » Ghana
by l1qu1dswords
3w ago
Towards the end of 2023, Ghanaian artist, M.anifest, released the second edition of his previously released single, “Suffer;” which speaks on the reality of everyday life and the bitter necessity of experiencing struggle. In his second edition, M.anifest adds a more melodic feel by introducing a chorus of singers emphasizing the line, “You’ve never known Read More ..read more
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“Pain Interlude,” Kwesi Arthur’s Criticism of Police
The Hip Hop African » Ghana
by mfischer26gwuedu
1M ago
Though he’s enjoyed considerable success since the release of his first album Live from Nkrumah Krom in 2017, Ghanaian rapper Kwesi Arthur reminds his fans that he came from quite humble beginnings. Arthur was a dedicated scholar in his youth in Tema, about 15 miles away from the bustling capital of Accra. He even began Read More ..read more
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HHAP 94: Hip Hop’s Political Footprints
The Hip Hop African » Ghana
by Msia Kibona Clark
2M ago
Political protest in Senegal and South Africa, Unkut Awards, events in Cali & South Africa, and new releases from Egypt, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Nigeria, and Zimbabwe. Find links to the events and albums in our “Announcements“ The beat for the podcast intro is by Modenine If you have any questions, let us know. feedback@hiphopafrican.com Follow Read More ..read more
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Kofi Jamar
The Hip Hop African » Ghana
by victoriaodegbami
2M ago
Victoria Odegbami February 6, 2024 Born as Derrick Osei Kuffour Prempeh. Kofi Jamar was born in Kumasi, Ghana. Jamar is from Bantama in the Ashanti region of Ghana. His genre of music includes Drill music, rap, and hip hop. Concerts he has performed in were 17th Ghana Party in the Park UK concert and the Read More ..read more
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“My Way,” Smallgod’s Autobiography and Move into Rap
The Hip Hop African » Ghana
by mfischer26gwuedu
2M ago
Ghanaian singer Smallgod, who started out in the music industry as a producer and manager has been making quite a successful transition into artistry since 2021 with popular releases like “Holy F4k” and his most recent release “Fallen Angel.” His collaborations with artists such as Black Sherif and Tory Lanez along with his roots in Read More ..read more
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