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WWW.DAILYHERITAGE.COM.GH DAILY HERITAGE WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 2018<br />
BY ABIGAIL ASARE<br />
My court case had no effect<br />
on my brand — Wisa Greid<br />
•Wisa<br />
BY ERICA ARTHUR<br />
BLACK AVENUE<br />
Musik (BAM)<br />
signee, Eugene<br />
Ashie, known in<br />
showbiz as Wisa<br />
Greid, has said his experience<br />
at the Citi FM ‘Decemba<br />
2 Rememba’ concert<br />
in 2015, which landed him in<br />
court, had in no way affected<br />
his brand as an artiste.<br />
The ‘Ekiki Mi’ hit maker,<br />
who has been standing trial<br />
since 2016 for allegedly showing<br />
off his manhood during a<br />
performance on stage at the<br />
Accra International Conference<br />
Centre (AICC), told the<br />
DAILY HERITAGE that<br />
the issue in court was having<br />
no negative effect on his<br />
brand and that he still gets<br />
gigs to perform at events<br />
under his new management,<br />
BAM, owned by D-Black.<br />
He said “There is no way<br />
my case in court has affected<br />
my career; I still perform at<br />
events. The reason why people<br />
haven’t heard of any new<br />
song from my camp is that I<br />
am working on a new album<br />
which I will be releasing<br />
soon. But currently I have released<br />
a new song titled<br />
‘Mama K3 Dada’.”<br />
According to the artiste,<br />
his new song has been<br />
crafted in a manner that will<br />
instantly grab attention<br />
“while moving you off your<br />
feet”.<br />
The song produced by DJ<br />
Breezy is a reminiscent of<br />
some childhood experiences,<br />
when children characterised<br />
themselves as mothers and<br />
fathers while playing. “I wonder<br />
which child didn’t play<br />
the ‘Mama K3 Dada’ role.”<br />
Wisa also cautioned the<br />
youth to stay away from hard<br />
drugs like Tramadol, which is<br />
capable of destroying their<br />
dreams and vision.<br />
He said, “Personally, I do<br />
not know anyone who uses<br />
Tramadol but my advice to<br />
those using it is that they<br />
should refrain from the use<br />
before it gets out of hand.”<br />
‘Mama k3 Dada’ is available<br />
on all music platforms<br />
online.<br />
Shatta Wale, Samini, Stonebwoy,<br />
others for Ghana DJ Awards 2018<br />
•Mr Eazi<br />
SHATTA WALE, Samini,<br />
Stonebwoy and other<br />
artistes are nominees for the<br />
2018 Ghana DJ Awards, and<br />
one of the artistes will be<br />
expected to win the coveted<br />
‘DJ Song of the Year’. The<br />
event comes off this Saturday,<br />
<strong>May</strong> 5, at the Accra International<br />
Conference<br />
Centre at 7p.m.<br />
The ‘DJ Song of<br />
the Year’ award goes<br />
to an artiste whose<br />
song is voted for<br />
by over 200 radio<br />
station, night club,<br />
mobile and general<br />
event DJs as the<br />
most<br />
•Samini<br />
played songs during their set<br />
in the year under review.<br />
The artistes who were<br />
nominated in the category<br />
are Kidi – Odo; Shatta Wale<br />
– Taking Over; Captain<br />
Planet –<br />
• Shatta<br />
Wale<br />
•Stonebwoy<br />
Obi Agye Obi Girl; Kuami<br />
Eugene – Angela; Samini –<br />
My Own; Ebony – Maame<br />
Hwe; Wutah – Bronya;<br />
Stonebwoy – My Name; and<br />
Patapaa – One Corner.<br />
After Shatta Wale had<br />
won the award two consecutive<br />
times, last year, Y FM’s<br />
DJ Vision lifted the award<br />
for his extremely widespread<br />
song ‘Grind’,<br />
which was heard most<br />
at nightclubs, on radio,<br />
at parties and on the<br />
streets in Ghana.<br />
This year the competition<br />
is even keener<br />
as a result of major<br />
promotion by all the<br />
artistes in the DJ Song<br />
Category. So the<br />
big questions<br />
remains<br />
‘Who wins<br />
the DJ<br />
Song of<br />
the Year<br />
at the<br />
Ghana<br />
DJ<br />
Awards<br />
2018?’<br />
I'm not romantically involved<br />
with Fella — Mr Eazi<br />
NIGERIAN SINGER, Mr Eazi, has denied<br />
having a romantic relationship with<br />
Yolo actress Fella Makafui before meeting<br />
his girlfriend Temi.<br />
“I’m not involved with Fella romantically.<br />
I’ve never been,” Mr Eazi said as a<br />
reply to a question posed by Delay, a<br />
broadcaster.<br />
The 'Skin Tight' hit maker further denied<br />
dating a popular Ghanaian star as<br />
rumoured, adding that he is a reserved<br />
person.<br />
“Me I just dey live my life, very reserved,”<br />
he added.<br />
Speaking on the Delay Show, Mr Eazi<br />
said he only associates with women he<br />
can connect with.<br />
“Before Temi my ex-girlfriend was<br />
from Eritrea, East Africa, before her my<br />
girlfriend was Nigerian, a nice Igbo girl,<br />
before then when I was in school I was<br />
involved with a Ghanaian girl,” he explained.<br />
Born Oluwatosin Oluwole Ajibade,<br />
the ‘Pour Me Water’ hit maker on January<br />
22, 2017, shared a photo of the<br />
‘Yolo’ actress Makafui with the words<br />
“Sometimes I wake up and think to myself<br />
why is Makafui so beautiful? Like<br />
she is soo fine! God really is Great<br />
TBH!!”.<br />
His post courted lots of conversations<br />
on social media.<br />
Mr Eazi’s mainstream attention in<br />
Ghana was with the song ‘Bankulize'<br />
produced by DJ Juls and has collaborated<br />
with the likes of Sarkodie, Pappy<br />
Kojo, and Efya.<br />
His other hits include ‘Skin Tight’,<br />
‘Anointing’, ‘Holl Up’ and ‘Shitor’.<br />
Mr Eazi was excluded from the 2016<br />
Ghana Music Awards because he is not<br />
Ghanaian per the definition of the award<br />
scheme.