My Contribution to the Best Sound Engineer in Ghana debate.

I must admit that it hasn't been easy trying to pronounce one top notch sound engineer as the best among all. I'm sure if you guys take away your personal biases, you'll probably feel the same way i feel. My all time best will probably be Jay Q because i happen to like several tracks he has produced as my all time favourites. In other words, you guys probably share the same sentiments about the sound engineer you chose as your all time best probably because there are several tracks they have produced that fancy you most but not necessarily the best among all.

What i have observed among all the sound engineers after studying all their tunes for a while is, they are all very well vested with variety of tunes, but all fall victims to the easy temptation of recycling same rhythm. Bare with me for minute and you'll prabably grasp my gist here.

Amanfuor! I hope i'm not the only dude on this forum seeing this trend of Crunk music infiltrating our favourite hiplife genre. Let me first admit the fact that i'm really impressed with the quality of crunk they are putting out so far. If anybody has been following my postings, they will come to a realization that i'm not a big fun of hiphop let alone crunk hiphop. Not to say i never liked hiphop before but i changed with maturity, that's all. All the same, i like to give credit where it's due. Below are some of the Crunk hiplife music i have watched on either Ghanamusic.com or youtube which i think deserves some recognition.

Okyeame Kwame, The Rap Doctor-"Woso Rmx"
The latest one i just watched which i must admit prompted me to get off my bed and start writing this article is that of our own respected hiplife artist, Okyeame Kwame, the Rap Doctor. I was more impressed with the content of the song itself and a little credit to Okyeame kwame for his delivery of flow. Features Richie. Check out the link for the video