CHARLES K. MARFO (RAY CHARLES)

I nearly quit Fox fm - Opoku Afriyie More  than a fortnight ago, behind closed doors, Opoku Afriyie Richmond set in motion one of the debatable radio defections in the garden city Talking to RAY CHARLES KICK SHOW, the sports presenter claimed in other not to leave Fox FM ( F.Giant), he prompted to jump ship, accepting a post to sister station Hot FM. "I nearly quit F Giant (the operators of Fox and Hot fm) so it was better I came to Accra," he said. “My two weeks stay in Accra gave me the responds I needed." Renowned for his quick wit, passion for sports and in debt knowledge on the local sporting - P.K hasn't ruled out bringing his working experience to his new on-air home. P.K's stunning defection came about more than four weeks ago when his management decided he joins Hot FM because his departure would have created a big hole in their medium. "You will agree with me that Hot sports was not energizing anymore, it was a ...

            D.J Flow Of Anigye 102.5 FM Celebrates Birthday Radio presenter extraordinaire Franklyn Agyapong of Anigye 102.5fm fame today  12th of August celebrates his excellence on radio coupled with his Birthday. D.J Flow is the host of one of the most listened to radio program inside the city of Kumasi on Anigye 102.5 every weekday in the mid-morning hours. Franklyn Agyapong, shaping  his skills on the musical turntables in clubs and pubs, started his radio career in the capital city of Ghana ( Accra ). In Accra, he worked with radio personalities with years of experience that included  Odeefour , Fiifi Brat and Kofi Dixon. In an exclusive interview with Ray Charles Kick Show , D.J Flow disclosed he is celebrating his 38th birthday today and will soon be having his life partner. It’s the birthday celebration of one of the biggest...

      Peewezle  Moving : Kumasi To lose Sound Engineer ?  Kumasi based music producer and beat maker Peewezle known for so many hit songs including “The Thing” by Atumpan, “Azonto Boys” by Guru and Lilwin and “I no be Alo” by Lousika could be calling it a quits as he establishes a new CUE studios in the national capital Accra; a move he had been contemplating for a while.  Peewezle who made this move known to www.nydjlive.com explained measures beyond his control facilitated the move to establish a studio to Accra. He also added there were growing demands for his production and as a result, the need to get closer to them. Peewezle, who has been the backbone of so many Kumasi based artists could be leaving a great vacuum as most upcoming artists in the Garden City found him a brother they could resort to for studio sessions. However, the music producer allayed the fears of people in Kumasi as he disclosed his studios in Kumasi w...