Why I Always Visit Terry Bomchakas Grave- Shatta Wale

Shatta Wale’s respect and fondness of the late Terry Bonchaka seems not have ebbed away.

The ‘Gringo’ hit maker has told Jessica Opare Saforo on Citi FM that he usually goes to the late dancehall musician’s grave to pay respect to him.

According to him even though Terry did not last in the music industry he really paid his dues.


He added that given the chance to bring any dead artiste back to life, he would not hesitate to choose Terry.

“Terrry bonchaka is one person I would love to bring back if I had the chance. I loved his style. From time to time, myself and boys visit his grave. We want Ghanaians to remember his legacy. He is on the #ReignALBUM,” he said.

Terry Bonchaka died on 29th October, 2013 in a car accident while returning from a show at the University of Ghana.

He usually spotted a costume that had a pair of his trousers cut short, with a comb in his hair and a walking stick to match. He would always lift one leg in his palm anytime he performed.

His uniqueness was unparalleled as he released creative musical pieces within the short time he lived.

Shatta Wale whose ‘Reign’ album is in the offing also disclosed that despite people’s ill perception about him, he always tries to instill the value of respect among his friends and the Shatta Movement.

Recently, he released the ‘Gringo’ video, which has been tipped as the most expensive music video that has been produced by a Ghanaian musician.

Signed to the Zyofon Music record label, he has released ‘Amount’ which is gaining airplay in the music space.




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Shatta Wale Explains Why He Visits Terry Bonchakas Grave

Shatta Wale’s respect and fondness of the late Terry Bonchaka seems not have ebbed away.

The ‘Gringo’ hit maker has told Jessica Opare Saforo on Citi FM that he usually goes to the late dancehall musician’s grave to pay respect to him.

According to him even though Terry did not last in the music industry he really paid his dues.



 He added that given the chance to bring any dead artiste back to life, he would not hesitate to choose Terry.

Terrry bonchaka is one person I would love to bring back if I had the chance. I loved his style. From time to time, myself and boys visit his grave. We want Ghanaians to remember his legacy. He is on the #ReignALBUM,” he said.

Terry Bonchaka died on 29th October, 2013 in a car accident while returning from a show at the University of Ghana.

He usually spotted a costume that had a pair of his trousers cut short, with a comb in his hair and a walking stick to match. He would always lift one leg in his palm anytime he performed.
His uniqueness was unparalleled as he released creative musical pieces within the short time he lived.

Shatta Wale whose ‘Reign’ album is in the offing also disclosed that despite people’s ill perception about him, he always tries to instill the value of respect among his friends and the Shatta Movement

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Recently, he released the ‘Gringo’ video, which has been tipped as the most expensive music video that has been produced by a Ghanaian musician.

Signed to the Zyofon Music record label, he has released ‘Amount’ which is gaining airplay in the music space.

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              Entertainment nation@2018

All my controversies are just for cash - SHATTA WALE

He is arguably the most controversial entertainment personality in the Ghanaian showbiz today.

Shatta Wale and controversy are most often not far from each other.

From descending heavily on his ‘enemies’ in Facebook live videos to dissing them in Tweets or even showing his manhood in public, the ‘Dancehall King’ is always in the bad books of many.

But the man, who most often makes the headlines for all the wrong reasons, says all the controversies are simply geared towards making money.

According to him, he is soft inside and the crazy side some people see and hate are all part of the show business.

Speaking in an interview with Naa Ashorkor on Showbiz A-Z on Saturday, the 2014 Ghana Music Awards ‘Artiste of the Year’ winner revealed the things he says or does are only part of his work.

Any time I come on the radio or any time I’m live on Facebook doing something [or] talking about a particular topic, I say it in a way or manner that people will get the ‘Shatta spirit’, that is what people know about me… the reason why I say ‘Shatta spirit’ is that is how I get serious with my work,” the ‘Freedom’ hitmaker explained.

Shatta Wale likened his approach to showbiz to digging gold, saying, “when you come there, [and I am in] my wellington boot and working gear and the way you see mud on me… I don’t think you’ll say I am dirty…this is an industry whereby when I speak my mind, they say I don’t respect, they say I’m bush, they say I am dirty…what I’m doing is fetching me some good cash.”

Asked about his incessant attacks on the media, Shatta Wale was quick to respond that “I like acting” and that, his attacks on the media are just for fun and not personal.

“…All what I’m doing on radio, on TV, and everywhere, it’s my work. It won’t stop if they want it to stop…” he stressed.

Shatta Wale is set to release his third studio album, ‘Reign’.

The 17-track album will be released on October 13. The only featured act, according to him, is Nigeria artiste, Olamide.

Reign is an album that I feel will let people know my two different words. It shows the other side[s] of me,” he explained.

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No Dancehall Artist In Africa Can Compare Him Self To Stonebwoy-kabaka Pyramid

Popular Jamaican Reggae music sensation, Kabaka Pyramid has celebrated Stonebwoy for his extraordinary music output in Africa.

The Carribean Reggae musician performed at the just ended Reggae Geel Festival in Europe before the Zylofon signed singer Stonebwoy was given the platform.

NOTICE:
In the cause of Kabaka Pyramid’s stage performance, he paused to celebrate the BhimNation boss by saying;

“Before I come to Ghana, West Africa, there is one connection. This my brother (Stonebwoy), he is doing great things in Africa. He is representing Reggae, Dancehall & Afrobeats.”

According to reports, Stonebwoy controlled the Belgium stage to its climax.

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Shatta Wale Throws A Challenge To Battle Sarkodie, Stonebwoy And Samini To Prove His Career Is ‘Not Dying’

The Shatta Movement Boss, Shatta Wale in an earlier interview on Joy FM’s Showbiz A-Z disclosed that he never get worried when people say his music career is dying.

According to him, calling the top five Ghanaian artistes including Sarkodie, Stonebwoy and the High-Grade Family boss, Samini to challenge him will help Ghanaians to know who is really the best and to prove the fate of his career to the entire nation.

Anyway, we are not surprised to hear Shatta Wale calling for a battle he definitely knows he can never win, because this is what he does anytime he needs publicity to promote an album or an or an upcoming song

This is what he posted on his Twitter page;

“I need five Gh top stars on an interview against Shatta Wale… Ghanaians will just understand what I have been saying always about their mentality towards this music bizness and will definitely see the difference!!!”

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I HAVE NO HATRED FOR SHATTA WALE, WE ARE JUST NOT COMPATIBLE - STONEBWOY

Dancehall artistes Stonebwoy and Shatta wale are known by most Music lovers as enemies yet the reason is unknown.

The competition between the two have often descended into rather depressing depths. 
At a point, Shatta Wale mocked Stonebwoy's handicapped legs and even his family's social status.

On his part, Stonebwoy called Shatta Wale a comedian.

Stonebwoy explaining why he has no friendship ties with Shatta wale stated that Shatta wale has a "low level of thinking" and he sees no reason why he should mingle with such a person.

Stonebwoy however explained that although he has no grudge against Shatta wale he prefers to stick to himself rather than mingling with someone who badmouths him.

If we are to collaborate and make music that's fine but for us to be friends is not possible, I don't go around talking anyhow so I can't mingle with people who behave as such" Stonebwoy told SVTV Africa in a video call interview



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Ebony’s Death Has ‘Badly’ Affected My Career – Danny Beatz

Record producer and singer Danny Beatz has disclosed how the death of Ebony Reigns almost shattered his dreams.

In an exclusive interview listened by ghface.com on Radio Central, Amansan Krakye asked if Ebony’s death affected him or the promotion of his previous single “Mede Kuku” in anyway.

He said;

Yes its really affected me because she passed away two weeks after release. We released the song on 24th January and the unfortunate incident happened on 9th February. It affected not the song alone but myself because Ebony was one artiste that was closed to my heart. When you come and see us its like a little sister and brother affair, if you interfere you will become a 3rd person. It really worried me because I didn’t know what to do next and it affected the promotion because the happiness we wanted to use to push the turned into sadness”.

Danny Beatz was official producer for late Ebony Reigns. He produced “Hustle” which featured her label Brella and also mastered most of her songs. Before Ebony’s sudden demise her last collaboration was “Mede Kuku”, a featuring she did for Danny Beatz.

Danny Yei” is the latest single of Danny Beatz. Song produced by himself with a classic video directed by Snares Films and Big Booh which is available on YouTube.

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