Recent media attention has focused on the Kumerican Asakaa Boys for blaming the media for their success in Ghana’s music business.
He claims the Asakaa Boys have had their music promoted and played on several radio stations for free, but they maintain they do not need the media to grow.
DJ Slim revealed that he gave the Asakaa Boys their first interview after they released their first successful song, but since they were unthankful to him and the media, he decided to blacklist them.
Every analytical music enthusiast can witness the fact that Asakaa Boys are vanishing from the system. Their tunes aren’t as popular as they once were.
And the good news is that Ruthy, a fiery showbiz critic, has rescued Asakaa Boys from Kumasi-based DJ Slim.
According to Ruthy, DJ Slim erred in blacklisting Asakaa Boys despite their misbehaviour.
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Source: TheBBCghana.Com
