Bandana Ghanaian music lovers have eagerly awaited an album which is understandably to Ghanaians. Bandana has released a heavyweight smasher album which has exciting and danceable tracks for the lovers of hiplife music.

The album from the long awaited fans of Bandana explodes with ?Moko Ho?, with Tinny?s signature on it. Bandana introduces himself to the music industry. He also pays respect to the originators of hiplife like Reggie Rockstone, Gyedu Blah and Cy Lover. This hiplife ragga tune features Tinny who dishes out nice Ga raps and backs the song nicely. This new track is been played every where and is very hot.

Following closely is ?Ahye Wo? which means ?haters?. Bandana wants all his haters who taught he couldn?t come out and come this far, that he?s finally made it and is a new member of the hiplife scene.

?Eye Onoa?, a love song tells a story of how Bandana meets a girl and proposes to her. Later, he tells his pals about a particular girl who has captured his heart. This track has got some sugar coated lyrics for the lovers who will get a copy of this album. I wouldn?t be surprised if he features Batman on a remix of ?Eye Onoa?. The guy singing the chorus does it perfectly.

?Obaa Yaa? continues the storyline of ?Eye Onoa?. Now Bandana has won the girl?s heart and will like to take her as his serious girlfriend.

In ?Fakye Me? which is next, Bandana ragga?s about how he stabs his serious girlfriend by cheating on her. He sings this song to the girl, hoping she will find a place in her heart to forgive him.

Bandana does not leave his ?Lion Friend? out as he dedicates a strict Patua song to the late Terry Bonchaka. Bandana recollects what he did on earth with the late Terry Bonchaka. Lovers of Patua and the Poulele man will love this Patua song.

Bandana does not leave the dancehall lovers out as he raggas in English to once again talk about himself. Check out these lines from the track, 'Dem haffi know seh, Bandana mi com fe, Dem do know, but dem nuh hab a clue...? It has this Sizzla and Jamaican form and is good for all ears.

Lastly Bandana tells every one to 'Have Fun' in the closing track. He tells everyone to have fun in general because we never know what might happen tomorrow. He does this in a form of garage rhythm which is good for him since it can also be played in the nite clubs also. He raggas Twi in the first verse and Ga in the second verse.

As at now Bandana is no stranger to hiplife and raglife fans so you can call him on 233 27 773 1425. Thanks to his 'Moko Hoo song' and prolific Westwise Record label, he's ruling. Watch out for the 'Eye Onoa' track that will be blazing the airwaves very soon. Bandana?s 'Moko Hoo' album is an absolute stomper from him and his tunes are tearing down radio stations and Ghana apart.