The official Ghana @59 Concert, dubbed #PulseTurnUp has already been dubbed Ghana-Meets-Jamaica for a simple reason. Three of Jamaica’s biggest artistes meet Ghana’s very best dancehall acts in a super stage-clash at the Accra Sports Stadium on Friday, March 4, 2016 at 7pm.
GH dancehall hotcake and king of the streets, Shatta Wale goes face-to-face with the ‘in di streets yute’, Alkaline; while king of the stage, Samini meets the energy-god, Elephant Man. Stonebwoy squares it up with Kranium; while MzVee and Kaakie complete what is known as the most powerful dancehall bill ever to storm the Accra Sports Stadium. .
Sponsored by Ghana’s biggest telecommunication company, MTN, #PulseTurnUp, “seeks to gather thousands of selflessly spirited and committed Ghanaian youths, for positive socialization, motivation and networking on Ghana’s 59th Anniversary”, says Verus Nartey, General Manager of Fantasy Entertainment.
“Considering that physical tickets will not be out before February 15, 2016; and in order to make it convenient for event-goers, early-bird tickets can be secured through MTN Mobile Money today at only GHc20 by dialing *777#; to avoid buying tickets at Ghc50 after Feb 15”, hints Fantasy Entertainment.
Check out regular update at #PulseTurnUp; or https://www.facebook.com/pulseconcerts and https://twitter.com/PulseTurnUp
#PULSEturnup is supported by Turkish Airlines, Midland Savings & Loans, South African Airlines, Hitz FM (Multimedia Group), TV3, 4Syte TV and ToonToom. Shatta Wale’s SM Family is a key partner.
Additional Info
Check out hit songs from the Jamaican artistes:
Elephant Man: Born O'Neil Bryan (11 September 1975), in Kingston, Jamaica, Elephant Man, was characterized for several trademarks, such as his dyed yellow-orange hair, his unique low-key voice, and his stage performance, which included jumping and running, or even climbing on stage props and monitors. Some of his most recognizable hits to perform in Ghana on March 4 are: Bun Bad Mind, Pon Da River, Log On, Jook Gal, Five-O, Nuh Linga, Willie Bounce and Miley Cyrus Twerk
Alkaline: Born Earlan Bartley in Kingston, Jamaica, the 22-year old Dancehall artist who describes himself as an ‘in di streets yute’ says his music represents everything that society is afraid of and society represents everything that he is afraid of. He comes to the fore with a bundle of hardcore rhymes, killer hooks and slick production, and undoubtedly one of ‘the Baddest” lyricist s since Vybz Kartel. Some of this popular hits to perform on March 4 include: Live Life, Fleek, Move Mountains, Ride on Me, More Than Happy, ATM and Champion Boy
Kranium: Born Kemar Donaldson in Montego Bay, Jamaica, Singjay Kranium was schooled in the ways of reggae in his teens, after a move to Miami brought him closer to his uncle/mentor, dancehall singer Screw Driver. Kranium first broke out in 2013 with the hit single "Nobody Has to Know," an independent release that attracted major labels. In 2015, Kranium joined Sean Paul and Wayne Wonder as one of the few reggae artists signed to a major label. Atlantic re-released "Nobody Has to Know" that same year while Kranium entered the studio with producer Ricky Blaze, a frequent Gyptian collaborator. Hits Songs: Nobody Has To Know; Stonebwoy- (Ft) Kranium - Talk To Me, Stamina, Between Us,
NB: Artistes full biography and discography available at:
Check out video-drop by Elephant Man:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99YDG10BlEs&feature=youtu.be
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Date | 5th February, 2016
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