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Richie, known in real life as Richie Mensah, one of Ghana’s finest Sound engineers and vocalists is set to release a single from his upcoming album at Joy FM's Nite with the Stars on Friday, November 27.

He made this revelation in an interview with Joy FM's musical programme, Cosmopolitan Mix host Doreen Andoh. Richie who will be making his second appearance at this year’s event said he is due to release the album March next year.

“Am releasing my new album next year march and next week Friday...I will be performing my first single that night (at the Nite with the Stars),” he said.Richie who is 23 says he is trying to achieve as much as he can while young, “I am just trying to achieve as much as I can whiles am still young. Most people always assume I am much older but I am 23 and I want to make sure that before I turn 27, Lynx Entertainment, Richie and Ghanaian music in general are on the world map.”

The silky musician is behind Lynx Entertainment and has himself, Asem, Irene, OJ Blaq, Eazzy with new additions Ziggy and Daniel signed on to it.From his humble studios at New Achimota, he has worked with music greats like; Tinny, Okyeame Kwame, Wutah, Praye, Jane, Echo, Lady Prempeh, Sway, 2Face and many others.

Richie draws his music passion and success from his sense of adventure, “I am addicted to music. I just keep doing any new thing that comes to my mind, trying to find the new drive in music.”

His first single ‘Frema’, he says was a song he did to prove to Ghanaians that we can equally do international R&B music in our own language, “I wanted to actually show Ghanaians that we could do R&B in our own language for it to be as beautiful as they do outside...” Richie enjoys listening to R&B, Rock, Hip hop and Reggae and dreams of working with international artistes Lionel Richie and R. Kelly.On what music fans should expect come Friday, November 27 at the Conference Centre, Richie said, “I promise that it is going to be a great show. I have already started rehearsal...they are guaranteed, I will not disappoint.”

He’s made things look rather simple for himself just like their hit track “simple”; Kunta Kinte, real Name, Nana Nsiah Amankwah, a member of the duo “Bradez” has refuted rumours making rounds that he can no longer walk.

Speaking to Akwasi Aboagye, host of Peace Fm’s “Entertainment Review” programme on Thursday, November 19, Kunta admitted that he has been sick for about five months now of mild stroke. Though he is still not fully cured , he said he is 90% ok.

“It was very serious and scary in the beginning but now by the grace of the almighty God I can walk, I can now sing, rap, I am able to do all I used to do before I fell sick,” Kunta stated. He also denied that he was afflicted by paralysis as being speculated in the media.Kunta who made an emotional appearance in a wheel chair accompanied by a nurse, at the Miss Malaika finals at the Accra International Conference Centre over the weekend which was also live on TV explained that, he decided to partner Stone, his brother, in order to let his fans know that he is now fit and strong.

“I intentionally came on stage in a wheel chair and also intentionally stood at one place without moving on stage. It was part of our stage craft. "A lot of people thought I was still lying down flat, that I cannot do anything. "So I stood up from the wheel chair to prove them wrong. If you were with me in Kumasi now, you will see I am walking around confidently,” he said.

Asked to substantiate some newspaper reports that he wept at backstage after he appeared on stage, Kunta had a big laugh and said.“They are all not true; the papers just want to be sensational, so I don’t take them serious. That I am crying for what? Why should I cry? It’s not true,” he stated.Sounding rather bubbly on-air, the 21-year-old rapper said his fans should watch out for his next performance because it is possible he will walk on stage for all to see.

Reacting to allegations that he snatched someone’s girlfriend, who in return dealt with the young hiplife artiste spiritually, which is the result of his ill health, Kunta said: “I have heard all what people are saying but none of them is true. I was sick like any other person and there is nothing else attached.”

“We want to use this opportunity to thank God almighty for seeing us through. Its true my brother is sick but by His grace he is fine. "Only God knows why certain things happen, so nobody should be worried. They should rather rejoice and thank God for giving Kunta Kinte another chance to live,” Stone the other member of Bradez stated.

Kunta who is also the younger brother of the acclaimed “Best Rapper Alive”, Okyeame Kwame, is expected to return to school, at the University of Ghana Legon, next year, after deferring his course for one year as a result of the stroke attack he suffered.

A new music sensation, Cta Kamani is readying to put a new lease of life into the Ghanaian music scene. With her dancehall style in an upcoming album, she says she hopes to bask in the lime light of Ghanaian music.

Born Isabelle Fleischer, Cta Kamani in an interview with Myjoyonline.com said she took her music name from her favourite music idol Sizzla Kalongi thus, the name Cta (for Sizzla) and Kamani (for Kalongi).She has been into music for close to eight years now but yet to infect the Ghanaian music scene with her own solo album.

Cta is treading in a music field which is not deeply rooted in the Ghanaian music scene. Unlike hiplife, gospel and highlife which have a strong following, she hopes to successfully penetrate the Ghanaian music scene with her dancehall music and she says she will do that by making her music appealing.

“I consider my style to be unique and my success will depend on how I will present my music and that will help me sell.”She explained that, she is into dancehall because, “I love to do it. That is my style and I am born with it” and she draws her inspiration from international artistes Sizzla and Queen Africa who inspire her a lot with their music and lyrics. Read More

The school after every six weeks of training holds mini graduation ceremonies for students.

After four sessions of mini graduation ceremonies, a mass graduation is held where all graduates come together for a bigger celebration.

This year’s event is expected to be bigger than last year’s as it will be full of activities, including modelling. It is expected to attract a number of important personalities in the fashion and modelling industries, as well the showbiz industry.

The agency does not only teach people how to model on the runway, they also coach their models on how to control themselves and walk gracefully in public places.

Graduates, some as young as 4, who will take part in the ceremony will be given their professional modelling certificates for studying at Exopa Burge.

Joycelyn Nketia, General Manageress of the Exopa Modelling Agency told BEATWAVES on Monday that the graduation ceremony, among other objectives, is to create a platform for the models to interact and become familiar with one another.

The ceremony, she indicated, is scheduled to start in the afternoon and end late in the evening with an after party at the Cinderella’s Night Club, behind the Police Headquarters.

Meanwhile, she said management is not leaving stones unturned for its upcoming L Fashion Night for plus-size models on December 24.

The event, which was introduced just last year, aims at providing a platform for plus-size models to strut their God-given bodies, as well as to help nurture the ones who may be interested in a modelling career.

Beyond that, it is also to append some innovation into Ghana's fashion industry.

Auditions for the exciting event are scheduled to commence on November 25 at the Exopa Burge modelling school.

HIP HOP Nation, a package of diverse performances involving music, dance, theatre and poetry, will take place at the Alliance Française in Accra on Saturday November 21, 2009.

The programme forms part of a series of shows organized by MI Prime Entertainment under the banner of Bless the Mic, an arts promotions outfit which has over the years been showcasing the artistic creations of young artistes.

Saturday night’s programme will commence with the showcasing of hip hop fashion, which will be interspersed with performances by a number of hip hop artistes, break dancing and free-style dancing that is set to reveal new techniques of movement.

Grafitti display by artist and photographer Jah Wi and radio presenter Bush K will be showcased all over the venue, while the night would be spiced up by hip hop greats as well as poetry recitals by young poets who are set to comment on contemporary issues and topics in Ghana and Africa as a whole.

The show is expected to reveal talents that are set to explode onto the art scene with a bang while connecting the traditional arts with the popular, thus ensuring a fair mix of crowds that will enhance dialogue and exchange of ideas and experiences.

MI Prime Entertainment has over the years been involved in the showcasing of young artists in various venues in and around Accra. This has resulted in a number of young artists who are currently active in mainstream shows on the performance circuits in Ghana.

It is currently involved in a project being funded by the Ghana Cultural Fund to organize similar shows in various parts of Accra and its surrounding areas while introducing the traditional arts to the youth.

The programme is being supported by Alliance Française and the French Embassy in Accra.