going forward

been listening to a few local tracks over the months and am saying to myself "ghanaian is not that bad". i used to love hip-hop so much i didnt know who most of the ghanaian artistes were. Now i dont need to be told like D-Chryme. Talking of talent, D-Black was nominated for BEST INTERNATIONAL ACT (AFRICA) at the 2011 BET awards. Thats one great work there. Ghanaian music is actually not static. we are going somewhere. with some musicians doing everything from vodoo to honestly working hard i think we are getting results (not to say that it is right to have 'juju' working in ghanaian music industry). r2bees and v.i.p are now working their way through in the nigerian music market. at this moment i am listening to paedae's motorway freestyle featuring efya. that is some concsious rap there. have you listened to sarkodie lately? that guy is working really hard and from where i stand he deserves what he has earned. from every direction things are working good to some extent in the ghanaian music industry from king ayisoba to daddy opanka to mr reggie rockstone-the hip-life grandpapa. respect to ghanaian music and musicians.