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Most music producers of today don’t do quality music – Rex Omar

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Veteran highlife artiste has bemoaned the quality of music produced onto the Ghanaian music market of late.
Speaking to Doctor Cann on Happy FM's Showbiz Xtra, he said music producers of today are not concerned about doing quality music. They don't spend time and money to record timeless music.
“I am not saying everybody should record live like I have done. You can do digital music and still have quality production but I can boldly say a lot of the digital productions being churned out of late are poor. They are disposable music. Their life time is short,” he told Doctor Cann.
The ‘Abiba' hit maker also noted that there are a lot of Ghanaian rhythms that musicians and their producers can explore and utilise. He proposed that music is dynamic and that it is about time Ghanaians re-defined highlife to suit present time.
“We have to know that music like any form of culture changes. Things have changed about highlife. There can be other foreign rhythms but ones the typical highlife features are more, it still remains highlife. What I mean is that we should not be limited to only one type of chordal progression of highlife like ‘Amponsah'. That is someone's creation. We should open up to other Ghanaian rhythms and chords,” he said.
Rex added his voice to the controversy that surrounded Kofi Kinaata's ‘Confession' when it was nominated in the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards. When asked if Kofi Kinaata's ‘Confession' was highlife, he explained that the fact that there are no strings in the song does not bar it from being a highlife song.
“It is a typical highlife song. You see, you need not to have the guitar strings and the ‘ka ka ka' to know it is highlife music. Nowadays, most producers use other musical instruments to play that rhythm other than the castanet ad that is creativity,” he explained.
is currently the Chairman of the Ghana Music Rights Organisation (GHAMRO) and has produced a lot of great hits like ‘Konka,' ‘Obi Doba.' ‘Who Am I,' ‘Paapa,' and others.

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“Just Make Someone Smile Whenever You Have The Chance, People Are going Through A Lot” – Serwaa Amihere (Video)

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Regardless of the situation they are in, media personality has challenged people to be the reason other people smile in their lives.


She claims that there is a great deal of cruelty in the world that has put individuals in uncomfortable positions and taken away their enjoyment. Therefore, it is imperative that people make making other people smile their top priority.

Speaking during a live TikTok session, Serwaa gave advice on how those in positions of power could address the needs of others by grinning.

“I hope that you're having a great day. So listen, if you haven't made anyone smile today, I think that you really should. There's so much happening in the world right now.

“There's so much cruelty. Like, people really just need a simple reason to smile. So if you're in whatever position it is to make someone smile, either by being kind or saying something nice, please do so. Be the reason someone smiles today,” she admonished.

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“I Wanted To Be An Actress But I Switched To Music Because Of My Crush” – Tiwa Savage

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According to Nigerian singer , she developed an infatuation with a guy who was frequently spotted with performers, which is how she ended up becoming a musician.


While promoting “Water and Garri,” her latest film project, she disclosed this in a recent interview with MTV Live.

As you may remember, Amazon Prime Video is now offering 's most recent film, “Water and Gari,” for streaming.

But Tiwa Savage said that acting was her first love before music when discussing her most recent endeavor.

Tiwa said that her need to be near her infatuation was the reason she entered the music business.

Acting has always been my dream, the woman remarked. One of my early loves, aside from music, was acting. I decided to give acting up and pursue music after developing a crush on a guy who was constantly around musicians.

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“Marriage Can Lead To Your Success Or Downfall, Just Be Careful” – Kwaku Manu (Video)

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In addition to stressing the need to select the appropriate spouse for marriage, actor also advised people to exercise prudence when making their choice.

The Ghanaian actor feels that marriage has great importance in a person's life as it is a heavenly institution designed to ensure human perpetuation through conception.

But he cautions that it can be harmful to marry someone whose attitude and temperament are incompatible with your own, potentially having an influence on both your personal and professional lives.

stressed in a TikTok live session how important it is to make sure your spouse has the necessary traits for a happy marriage, especially honesty.

God has established marriage as one of the most important responsibilities. While some people may become wealthy after marriage, getting married to a dishonest person might spell disaster. In certain situations, one spouse may be honest while the other is not,” he said. 

In addition, he emphasized the damaging effects of dishonesty in relationships and how it may erode stability and trust. He was vehemently opposed to lying, saying that those who tell lies are more dangerous to a marriage than people who have extramarital relationships. 

In the video below, he stressed the value of honesty as the cornerstone of a happy and long-lasting marriage and concluded, “In my view, dishonesty is a grave offense.”

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