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Nigerian based Highly Spirit managing artiste, Lloys Kayana has finally released his

much-anticipated single featuring Multiple awards-winning Ghanaian Dancehall/Reggae artiste, Samini called “Demo”.

The Afrobeats song is a highly spiritual initiative to place the singer as one to watch to take up the industry soon.

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“For Samini to give me the chance to work with him, I am so humbled. Thank you Samini for your blessing and support on this song”– Lloys opined on him working with Samini.

Lloys Kayana is however optimistic that fans and Ghanaians will accept this jam.

Enjoy ‘Demo’ from below:

Revered Ghanaian Reggae/Dancehall artiste, Samini has refuted rumors that fast rising

Afropop artist Deon Boakye has been signed to High Grade Family.

The ‘Untamed’ album maker in an interview with Sammy Baah on Zylofon FM disclosed he

only endorsed the artist for his uniqueness and talent.

He however did not rule out a possible signing saying that should that happen, an official announcement would be communicated.

“Deon is endorsed by High Grade, but we have not…like signed him on as an artist that we are going to be managing. If that happens, we are gonna announce that…”, he said.

“And so far he’s been consistent with some of the stuff I’m hearing from him and I only hope that Ghanaians give him more ears and then eventually he can land proper”, Samini added.

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During Samini’s performance at the 2018 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards, he introduced the artist on stage saying;

“I’ve been watching TV and I’ve seen his video and I want to tell Ghanaians I want to sign this kid because I think he has more than what we have seen.”

Nominated for Unsung Artiste category in 2017, Deon Boakye has worked with the likes of Yaa Pono, Strongman, Kofi Kinaata, Medikal, Ko-Jo Cue amongst other influential names in the industry.

Samini has had a great run grooming artists including Stonebwoy and Kofi Kinaata into successful musicians.

Ghanaian Reggae/Dancehall, Emmanuel Andrews Samini, popularly known as Samini, has expressed his views on musical lyrics.

Samini believes it’s always very necessary and allowed to throw punches in songs.

‘The Obimbra’ hitmaker was speaking about his 21-track “Untamed Album”, which was reviewed song-by-song on Zylofon FM’s Showbiz Agenda.

His comment however follows a question posed by the host of the show, Sammy Flex, about some lines in his “Ragga Dada” piece that seemed to be aiming a swipe at Shatta Wale, the self-acclaimed king of dancehall.

Below is the excerpt of the lyrics of the “Ragga Dada” song being discussed:

“what’s the king without a regiment? If you really want to battle with the better, check your readiness … you make the wrong move, a man, you no go get me o Rasta no be toy, them no fit set me o Them lay ambush and them try set me up But them know I’m good Jah, Jah bless me o It’s funny when a man said he’s gonna end my career When he can’t even run ten of my career Everybody knows, me, I be the benchmark for years”.

The “Linda” hitmaker accepted that the song which was produced by JMJ has some punches

and it’s very necessary and allowed to have them.

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Samini, in another development also said he’s already won the 2019 VGMA Album of the Year

when he was asked whom he thinks can win the award.

He also revealed that he didn’t cut the cake his family presented to him with the knife given during his show in December 2018 on stage because he thought doing so will mean stabbing himself.

Multiple awards-winning Dance-hall/Reggae act, Samini has announced the readiness of his

soon-to-be-launched album.

The album, titled ‘Untamed’ when launched will become Samini’s seventh studio album.

Last year, Samin released a single ‘My Own’ off the ‘Untamed’ album. This single however

earned him Reggae Song of the Year at the Ghana Music Awards in May this year.

This year, the ‘Linda’ hitmaker again dropped another single dubbed ‘Obaa’.  This also hasn’t been doing badly on the music scene.

Samini,born Emmanuel Andrews Samini who took to his social media pages to announce

the readiness of the album did not give much details about it.

However, he has raised high expectations for the upcoming album which features’ Obimbra’, a song against rape.

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Speaking with the Daily Graphic about his new project on Thursday, he said the album was a “piece of music art” for lovers of good Reggae music.

“Samini stands for quality and that is exactly what ‘Untamed’ projects. It defines my years of

doing good music and people will appreciate that I have become a master of my craft. My Own was big and I have songs on the album which I know will make good exploits as well. Besides, Reggae isn’t new to me and this time we are doing it bigger and better,” he stated.

Samini’s debut studio album, Dankwasere, was released in 2004 and it featured hit song, Linda. The rest of the songs on the album were equally good and established him as one of Ghana’s talented artistes.

A renowned live performer, Samini has performed alongside international acts such as Sean Paul, Akon, Kevin Little, Shaggy, Wayne Wonder, Damian Marley, Bennie Man, Jay-Z, Chaka Demus & Pliers, Culture, Steel Pulse, among others.

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Celebrated Reggae/Dancehall artiste, Samini has rubbished reports that he is no longer effective in the music industry.

Samini, born Emmanuel Andrews Samini however admitted that it wasn’t easy focusing on his music career at a point

This he explained was because he had so many businesses to handle.

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The ‘Obaa’ crooner maintained that the notion that his career is going down the drain is a fallacy.

Samini was speaking in an interview on Joy FM’s Behind the Fame show with Lexis Bill

“I was doing other things so my concentration shifted. My focus did not shift because I was broke, I had a different focus at the time,” he told Lexis.

The artist is billed to release a reggae-filled album in December along with the Saminifest.

He is however yet to announced the title and other details of the album.

Award-winning dancehall/Reggae act, Samini has debunked reports claiming he angrily walked out of the studios of Okay FM.

Earlier reports suggested Samini, real name Emmanuel Samini Andrews, on Wednesday, August 22, 2018, angrily walked out of the said studio.

This, according to the reports, was after the band with whom he was performing live upon

several attempts could not play the right chords.

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 “It took the producers to cool him down to return to the studio to continue the interview.” Zionfelix reported.

However, Samini who seems to have caught wind of the report that he had angrily walked out of the studios in a quick video shot from the same studio debunked the reports saying;

“It was a wonderful interview session and I had a good time. For anyone saying I walked out of Okay FM, it is a lie. I’m still here and you can see that…”

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Dancehall artiste, Samini has taken a subtle swipe at the self-acclaimed dancehall King, Shatta Wale.

According to Samini, he is not fighting anybody for the ‘Africa Dancehall King’ title because he is the originator of the term.

Samini was speaking during an interview with DJ Advicer on Happy FM‘s Ayekoo After Drive show.

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The ‘My Own’ hitmaker was asked if he is fighting to be relevant in the industry as the African Dancehall king following the emergence of artistes like Stonebwoy, Epixode, Jupitar and Shatta Wale, who has on countless occasions branded himself as the best on the continent.

He however answered that;

“I’m a musician and dancehall is one of the things I do so when the kids want to flex their muscle, I just drop down the level to show them I’m still the boss.”

“I’ve never fought over dancehall king title because I brought the term African dancehall king but someone is claiming it today but he has to give credit where it is due.

Go listen to my African dancehall king track and you will realize it. My term in that song attracted people to claim that name upon themselves.”

“I’m not fighting with anyone over it because when you look at that genre, there were people doing way back before I came into the scene.

In our time there was Sonny Bally, Ronnie Coaches, Borax, Terry Bonchaka, the list is endless but the term African dancehall was originated by me.

“When I hear people bragging I laugh because I don’t need to make noise about that. I appreciate everything that I’ve done so far and If my fans are happy, I’m happy because I appreciate them a lot.”

Samini, real name Emmanuel Andrews Samini is currently out with a single ‘Obaa’ which is enjoying massive airplay.

Awards-winning dancehall/Reggae artiste, Samini over the weekend put up an electrifying performance in Italy.

The singer thrilled fans and patrons at the Red Love in Italy and Samini’s fans wouldn’t let him go.

Moreover, the legendary performer is expected to rock more stages in Europe this season.

Organizers of the show which took place in Conegliano in Italy are Asaase Ase Entertainment and Kuna Entertainment. Both are Ghanaian event companies based in Europe.

Samini, now signed to Africa 1 Media, has been busy working on his 7th studio album.

The album is a strictly Reggae album which will hopefully shoot the singer into different territories across the globe.

Already Samini has dropped a few singles, off the album including ‘My Own,’ and ‘Obimbra’.

His latest ‘Obaa,’ is making some huge waves on air and on social media. It has garnered over hundred thousand views on YouTube within weeks of release.

Meanwhile, he has secured for himself a seat as a judge in this year’s Vodafone Icons music show.

Organizers of talent show, Vodafone Icons have announced all the people to serve as judges for this year’s contest.

One of such new names is awards-winning dancehall/reggae musician, Samini.

Samini, joins Mz Naa of YFM and top Ghanaian music producer, Appietus.

Prolific Actor, Adjetey Anang, is topped to officially host the competition.

He has impeccable prowess on stagecraft and mastery over live band performance. This puts him in great standing as one of the judges for this contest.

Meanwhile, Vodafone Icons 2018 starts on July 14, 2018 with auditions in Tamale and will get to other cities too.

Award-winning Ghanaian dancehall/Reggae artiste, Samini has revealed the reason he composed his hit song ‘Gyae Shi’.

The first Ghanaian artiste to win the prestigious Music of Black Origin (MOBO) award revealed this in an exclusive interview with Abeiku Sanatana on ‘Atuu’ aired on UTV.

Born Emmanuel Andrew Samini, he also shared his journey in the Ghanaian music industry. As well as how he aided other artistes to become who they are today.

When quizzed by the host on why he [Samini] composed his hit banger ‘Gyae Shi’ to wit ‘Stop Smoking’, he revealed that it was out of his personal experience.

He disclosed that he composed the song when he was very young after he blended ‘wee’ with ‘Akpeteshie’ one hot afternoon. Adding that he however realized that Akpeteshie was better than ‘wee.’

“It’s a long story; I was very young at that time and I remember that very afternoon I blended the two and that was my experience,” he confessed.

Samini recently won the Reggae Song of the year at the 2018 VGMA’s after almost a decade of zero awards. He’s also the CEO of HighGrade Family Record Label. His label has produced great talents like Kofi Kinaata.

Awards-winning dancehall act, Samini has launched a foundation, “Obimbra” Foundation to fight domestic violence in the country.

Cases pf domestic violence and abuse are on the increase each passing day even though government is doing its best to combat the act.

The foundation was birth from his song titled, “Obimbra”.  Which is an Akan word andtranslates as “cry for help”.

In an interview on Showbiz Agenda on Zylofon FM, Samini explained the motive behind setting up the foundation.

He expressed that the issue of domestic violence especially sexual abuse has in recent times, been in the rise. His  foundation hence hopes to put in measures to curb the act and also get victims to speak up.

“Rape has always been one of the leading problems worldwide. But how often do we hear victims speak up. I set up my foundation to help victims of sexual abuse to speak up as well as bring perpetrators to justice”, he stated.

The musician come philanthropist has joined forces with Africa 1 Media and Empire Group, with the support of EIB Network. They aim to sensitize the public on the need to be each other’s keeper in an effort to curb all forms of domestic abuse.

Through the rallying of voices of influence and the pledges of social commitment from the citizenry, the mission of Obimbra Foundation is to supplement existing intervention for victims and create new avenues that offer safe spaces.

It will also provide physical, mental and financial support to people who suffer sexual abuse.

Awards-winning dancehall artiste, Samini has challenged his colleague and long time arch-rival, Shatta Wale to a lyrical bout in the ring to finally prove who the King of Dancehall is.

Shatta Wale, not long ago dared his nemesis and record mate Stonebowy to step up for a one-on-battle to prove who’s the best in the dancehall genre in Ghana.

It however seems Stonebowy is not ready to step up for the challenge as he’s yet to response to the dare.

But Samini, born Emmanuel Andrews Samini is rather grabbing the opportunity to ‘battle’ it out with the self-acclaimed dancehall King.

Samini, speaking on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM on Monday said he was ready to “catch Shatta Wale one-on-one, four bars to four bars…” to prove who is king lyrically.

According to the ‘My Own’ hitmaker, he believes that Shatta knows when it comes to freestyle rap, he [Samini] was second to none.

Samini insisted: “he can’t stand me when it’s freestyle. He knows; he knows. I know he is a freestyle artiste too and I can’t disrespect for that fact but he knows I am bad when it comes to that…”

Stressing on the lyrical battle, the HighGrade Family Movement boss urged the Zylofon signed artiste to ready a huge capital should he dare to accept the battle.

“He [Shatta Wale] needs big money and investment so we showcase the thing once and for all to Ghana and the world so everyone knows he just talks. He can’t go on any platform without mentioning me. If you say someone sabotages you, you need to prove that…” Samini told Andy Dosty.

Shatta Wale on the other hand is yet to respond to Samini’s challenge.

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