Ricky Nana Agyemang, also known as Bullet, the CEO of Rufftown Records, has gone to the stage once more during Wendy Shay’s album launch, demonstrating his stage performing abilities.
When the two parted ways, Bullet, the other half of the disbanded music duo Ruff & Smooth, established a record label and started into talent management.
He’s noted for his songwriting ability, having won the VGMA Song Writer of the Year award in 2018 for his song “Maame Hw3,” which drove the late Ebony reigns to become the first female singer to win Ghana’s most prestigious award in music.
Bullet grabbed the stage at Wendy Shay’s second album launch to offer fans what they’ve been lacking for so long. Recall that Ruff & Smooth in the early 2000s released back to back hits.
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Meanwhile, Kwabena Kwabena, a well-known highlife singer and guitarist, has advised Ghanaians not to publicly criticize young talents in order to avoid depriving them of the public respect they require.
Kwabena Kwabena, speaking with Dr. Cann on the Ayekoo After-Drive program on Happy98.9FM, said that criticizing new acts is beneficial since it serves as a focus point for them to improve their art, but that criticism on topics that might demoralize them should not be done publicly.
“Some of the words made on the radio and the manner in which individuals make their views can be abusive, but this should not be the case. You are free to criticize, but not to abuse. We should keep…...continue reading
Source: Dklassgh.com