The Cecilia Marfo Tsooboi Thanksgiving and Worship Service which was
held at the Liberty Assemblies of God church at Lapaz turned into a
crusade or better still a deliverance service. The program was acclaimed
by most people as unprecedented in the annals of Ghana gospel industry
as thousands of people trooped to worship with Cecilia Marfo. The
auditorium was virtually filled to capacity.
The purpose of the program changed immediately the Mcs of the program
Stacey of TV3 Music Music fame; Kwamena Idan of Adom FM’s Live Worship
fame and Kay of GTV introduced Cecilia Marfo on stage. As she began
singing, the whole auditorium was filled with the power and unction of
the Holy Spirit. People stood on their feet for almost three hours
without feeling tired as the Holy Spirit touched people and some had the
Holy Spirit baptism. The Tsooboi Thanksgiving and Worship Service was
highly received by every individual who attended the program.
Cecilia Marfo was forced by her fans at the program to promise them
of frequent worship with her and so Cecilia Marfo declared to them, the
Cecilia Marfo Tsooboi Thanksgiving and Worship Service program will be
held every quarterly.
There were a lot of dignitaries who recorded their presents in the
program, personalities from the political arena were present, Pastors,
Apostles, Prophets, Business men, the Media and fans were also present.
The likes of Mrs Rebecca Nana Akuffo Addo, wife of the leader and Flag
bearer of the largest opposition New Patriotic Party Nana Akuffo Addo
Dankwa was present, Hon. Ayorkor Botwe, Member of Parliament, the
Chairwoman of the Convention Peoples Party and Member of Parliament Hon.
Samia Nkurumah (Daughter of the first President of Republic of Ghana,
Dr. Kwame Nkrumah), Director of Police, Human Resource, Director of
Ideal College, Lawyer Appiah Kubi and some gospel musicians who did
exceptionally wonderful, Grace Ashley, Gifty Osei, Supt. Kofi Sarpong,
Nana Akosa, Francis Amo, Deacon Samuel Baah and a host of others were
all present to join Cecilia Marfo to thank God.
Hon. Ayorkor Botwe was called to deliver a peace message from Nana
Akuffo Addo through her wife Mrs Rebecca Akuffo Addo on the evening, so
was Hon. Samia Nkrumah and Director of Police Human Resource.
http://ghanasuperstar.com/2012/09/cecilia-marfo-breaks-another-record-2/
Monday, 10 September 2012
True Lies About Sound ngineer Nacy found
Are you one of those who cannot get his signature tune very well? This
education is from Flex newspaper but unfortunately Nacy did not pay us
any dime to do this public education for him. Now when you hear the hit
gospel songs on radio and the catch phrase comes in “Naacyyyyyyy”
continue with “fetew nwom no” which simply literally means “mix the
song”.
Lately, one sound engineer who has brought gospel music on its feet and is really keeping that ministry growing stronger is Nacy whose real name is Nana Sei, a native of the Ashanti region.
Shifting from his My Life Studio to Nacy Records, he has made many gospel artistes great by all standards. There are so many magical stunts that this budding sound engineer has added to his credits that many Nacy fans do not know about.
This is what this article is all about and mind you, all stated facts were gotten from people who have worked with him and we found it in our own ways.
He has been described as very jovial, funny but one person who does not take his work for fun but tackles it very seriously. One day during a radio entertainment discussion programme, one panelist described him as the “T-Pain” of Ghana. This comment came on the basis that he is one artiste and beat maker who has featured many artistes in Ghana to make hits in the gospel industry.
In the headline of this article, Flex newspaper has also described him as the man with the magical music ears which will not be understood easily by readers, but keep reading between the lines and you will agree with the headline.
Now speak with gospel music fans and they will describe him as the military man “fully armed Soldier Man” who shouts “hoi” to his subordinates to obey his commands. According to our gossips, that military command was not a planned thing but in my words was very “accidental”.
The story behind it has it that, Cecilia Marfo upon hearing her songs recorded beautifully by Nacy, the only surprising word which came out of her was “Hoi” an expression for being satisfied.
So when the magic ears of Nacy heard this expression of wonderment, he decided to add it to the already recorded song. He did and that is making waves even more than the lyrics of the song writer. In an interview with Cecilia Marfo, she revealed to Flex that her new name that people call her now is “Hoi” and she is okay with that.
That notwithstanding, Nacy also added his voice to the song singing in a Fante language perfectly even though he is an Ashanti. On languages, Nacy has been heard sometimes singing in foreign languages like Yoruba, Igbo and a whole lot. This is just a few of his achievements but even with this, he qualifies as a genius.
“Are you here? Let me see your hand! Moa ye ready? Hope you know where these lines are coming from? This is the opener of Florence Obinim`s Okyeso Nyame which qualified for many categories in this year`s Ghana Music Awards. The magic here once again is that during the original recording, those openers were not part of the actual song but when Florence went into the studio booth for another recording, she started with those phrases for fun.
Once again, Nacy`s magic ears heard this statement and the next thing he did was to call Florence Obinim back to record those lines. Our informants even told us Florence was reluctant initially but when she finally did, that part of the song is once again making the headlines.
Hope you will now agree with Flex when we write that Nacy has magic ears and that is what distinguishes him from other sound engineers in Ghana. Well, we will limit it now because the experiences can go on unabated but not without taking a look at his voice which is easily changed to suit any style of recording he does at his own will.
At this very moment, I will urge you to take this warning from Flex newspaper for free anytime you visit Nacy`s Studio at Mataheko in Accra. Whenever he is in his elements recording songs, make sure you put your fingers on your lips because any sound or noise you make can push you into the studio booth for a serious recording.
This particular piece is labeled behind the scene due to time constraints as of the time of writing. Stephen Kenneth Nakujah will sit with him this week to respond to all the “allegations” which have been leveled against him for his response.
Do you care to know the secret behind his sharp musical ears? Simple people: get the next week`s edition of Flex newspaper and all other things shall be added unto you. And finally, do you want to make music but afraid of hitting?
Write any bogus song, book a recording time at Nacy Records and feature him to put his voice on it. This is it. As we wait patiently for the out come: it`s “Naacyyyyyyyy: Fetew Nwom no”. You can also txt your questions to be asked Nacy via phone number 0277-128777 for your answers to be published next week.Are you one of those who cannot get his signature tune very well? This education is from Flex newspaper but unfortunately Nacy did not pay us any dime to do this public education for him. Now when you hear the hit gospel songs on radio and the catch phrase comes in “Naacyyyyyyy” continue with “fetew nwom no” which simply literally means “mix the song”.
Lately, one sound engineer who has brought gospel music on its feet and is really keeping that ministry growing stronger is Nacy whose real name is Nana Sei, a native of the Ashanti region.
Shifting from his My Life Studio to Nacy Records, he has made many gospel artistes great by all standards. There are so many magical stunts that this budding sound engineer has added to his credits that many Nacy fans do not know about.
This is what this article is all about and mind you, all stated facts were gotten from people who have worked with him and we found it in our own ways.
He has been described as very jovial, funny but one person who does not take his work for fun but tackles it very seriously. One day during a radio entertainment discussion programme, one panelist described him as the “T-Pain” of Ghana. This comment came on the basis that he is one artiste and beat maker who has featured many artistes in Ghana to make hits in the gospel industry.
In the headline of this article, Flex newspaper has also described him as the man with the magical music ears which will not be understood easily by readers, but keep reading between the lines and you will agree with the headline.
Now speak with gospel music fans and they will describe him as the military man “fully armed Soldier Man” who shouts “hoi” to his subordinates to obey his commands. According to our gossips, that military command was not a planned thing but in my words was very “accidental”.
The story behind it has it that, Cecilia Marfo upon hearing her songs recorded beautifully by Nacy, the only surprising word which came out of her was “Hoi” an expression for being satisfied.
So when the magic ears of Nacy heard this expression of wonderment, he decided to add it to the already recorded song. He did and that is making waves even more than the lyrics of the song writer. In an interview with Cecilia Marfo, she revealed to Flex that her new name that people call her now is “Hoi” and she is okay with that.
That notwithstanding, Nacy also added his voice to the song singing in a Fante language perfectly even though he is an Ashanti. On languages, Nacy has been heard sometimes singing in foreign languages like Yoruba, Igbo and a whole lot. This is just a few of his achievements but even with this, he qualifies as a genius.
“Are you here? Let me see your hand! Moa ye ready? Hope you know where these lines are coming from? This is the opener of Florence Obinim`s Okyeso Nyame which qualified for many categories in this year`s Ghana Music Awards. The magic here once again is that during the original recording, those openers were not part of the actual song but when Florence went into the studio booth for another recording, she started with those phrases for fun.
Once again, Nacy`s magic ears heard this statement and the next thing he did was to call Florence Obinim back to record those lines. Our informants even told us Florence was reluctant initially but when she finally did, that part of the song is once again making the headlines.
Hope you will now agree with Flex when we write that Nacy has magic ears and that is what distinguishes him from other sound engineers in Ghana. Well, we will limit it now because the experiences can go on unabated but not without taking a look at his voice which is easily changed to suit any style of recording he does at his own will.
At this very moment, I will urge you to take this warning from Flex newspaper for free anytime you visit Nacy`s Studio at Mataheko in Accra. Whenever he is in his elements recording songs, make sure you put your fingers on your lips because any sound or noise you make can push you into the studio booth for a serious recording.
This particular piece is labeled behind the scene due to time constraints as of the time of writing. Stephen Kenneth Nakujah will sit with him this week to respond to all the “allegations” which have been leveled against him for his response.
Do you care to know the secret behind his sharp musical ears? Simple people: get the next week`s edition of Flex newspaper and all other things shall be added unto you. And finally, do you want to make music but afraid of hitting?
Write any bogus song, book a recording time at Nacy Records and feature him to put his voice on it. This is it. As we wait patiently for the out come: it`s “Naacyyyyyyyy: Fetew Nwom no”. You can also txt your questions to be asked Nacy via phone number 0277-128777 for your answers to be published next week.
http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=181819
Lately, one sound engineer who has brought gospel music on its feet and is really keeping that ministry growing stronger is Nacy whose real name is Nana Sei, a native of the Ashanti region.
Shifting from his My Life Studio to Nacy Records, he has made many gospel artistes great by all standards. There are so many magical stunts that this budding sound engineer has added to his credits that many Nacy fans do not know about.
This is what this article is all about and mind you, all stated facts were gotten from people who have worked with him and we found it in our own ways.
He has been described as very jovial, funny but one person who does not take his work for fun but tackles it very seriously. One day during a radio entertainment discussion programme, one panelist described him as the “T-Pain” of Ghana. This comment came on the basis that he is one artiste and beat maker who has featured many artistes in Ghana to make hits in the gospel industry.
In the headline of this article, Flex newspaper has also described him as the man with the magical music ears which will not be understood easily by readers, but keep reading between the lines and you will agree with the headline.
Now speak with gospel music fans and they will describe him as the military man “fully armed Soldier Man” who shouts “hoi” to his subordinates to obey his commands. According to our gossips, that military command was not a planned thing but in my words was very “accidental”.
The story behind it has it that, Cecilia Marfo upon hearing her songs recorded beautifully by Nacy, the only surprising word which came out of her was “Hoi” an expression for being satisfied.
So when the magic ears of Nacy heard this expression of wonderment, he decided to add it to the already recorded song. He did and that is making waves even more than the lyrics of the song writer. In an interview with Cecilia Marfo, she revealed to Flex that her new name that people call her now is “Hoi” and she is okay with that.
That notwithstanding, Nacy also added his voice to the song singing in a Fante language perfectly even though he is an Ashanti. On languages, Nacy has been heard sometimes singing in foreign languages like Yoruba, Igbo and a whole lot. This is just a few of his achievements but even with this, he qualifies as a genius.
“Are you here? Let me see your hand! Moa ye ready? Hope you know where these lines are coming from? This is the opener of Florence Obinim`s Okyeso Nyame which qualified for many categories in this year`s Ghana Music Awards. The magic here once again is that during the original recording, those openers were not part of the actual song but when Florence went into the studio booth for another recording, she started with those phrases for fun.
Once again, Nacy`s magic ears heard this statement and the next thing he did was to call Florence Obinim back to record those lines. Our informants even told us Florence was reluctant initially but when she finally did, that part of the song is once again making the headlines.
Hope you will now agree with Flex when we write that Nacy has magic ears and that is what distinguishes him from other sound engineers in Ghana. Well, we will limit it now because the experiences can go on unabated but not without taking a look at his voice which is easily changed to suit any style of recording he does at his own will.
At this very moment, I will urge you to take this warning from Flex newspaper for free anytime you visit Nacy`s Studio at Mataheko in Accra. Whenever he is in his elements recording songs, make sure you put your fingers on your lips because any sound or noise you make can push you into the studio booth for a serious recording.
This particular piece is labeled behind the scene due to time constraints as of the time of writing. Stephen Kenneth Nakujah will sit with him this week to respond to all the “allegations” which have been leveled against him for his response.
Do you care to know the secret behind his sharp musical ears? Simple people: get the next week`s edition of Flex newspaper and all other things shall be added unto you. And finally, do you want to make music but afraid of hitting?
Write any bogus song, book a recording time at Nacy Records and feature him to put his voice on it. This is it. As we wait patiently for the out come: it`s “Naacyyyyyyyy: Fetew Nwom no”. You can also txt your questions to be asked Nacy via phone number 0277-128777 for your answers to be published next week.Are you one of those who cannot get his signature tune very well? This education is from Flex newspaper but unfortunately Nacy did not pay us any dime to do this public education for him. Now when you hear the hit gospel songs on radio and the catch phrase comes in “Naacyyyyyyy” continue with “fetew nwom no” which simply literally means “mix the song”.
Lately, one sound engineer who has brought gospel music on its feet and is really keeping that ministry growing stronger is Nacy whose real name is Nana Sei, a native of the Ashanti region.
Shifting from his My Life Studio to Nacy Records, he has made many gospel artistes great by all standards. There are so many magical stunts that this budding sound engineer has added to his credits that many Nacy fans do not know about.
This is what this article is all about and mind you, all stated facts were gotten from people who have worked with him and we found it in our own ways.
He has been described as very jovial, funny but one person who does not take his work for fun but tackles it very seriously. One day during a radio entertainment discussion programme, one panelist described him as the “T-Pain” of Ghana. This comment came on the basis that he is one artiste and beat maker who has featured many artistes in Ghana to make hits in the gospel industry.
In the headline of this article, Flex newspaper has also described him as the man with the magical music ears which will not be understood easily by readers, but keep reading between the lines and you will agree with the headline.
Now speak with gospel music fans and they will describe him as the military man “fully armed Soldier Man” who shouts “hoi” to his subordinates to obey his commands. According to our gossips, that military command was not a planned thing but in my words was very “accidental”.
The story behind it has it that, Cecilia Marfo upon hearing her songs recorded beautifully by Nacy, the only surprising word which came out of her was “Hoi” an expression for being satisfied.
So when the magic ears of Nacy heard this expression of wonderment, he decided to add it to the already recorded song. He did and that is making waves even more than the lyrics of the song writer. In an interview with Cecilia Marfo, she revealed to Flex that her new name that people call her now is “Hoi” and she is okay with that.
That notwithstanding, Nacy also added his voice to the song singing in a Fante language perfectly even though he is an Ashanti. On languages, Nacy has been heard sometimes singing in foreign languages like Yoruba, Igbo and a whole lot. This is just a few of his achievements but even with this, he qualifies as a genius.
“Are you here? Let me see your hand! Moa ye ready? Hope you know where these lines are coming from? This is the opener of Florence Obinim`s Okyeso Nyame which qualified for many categories in this year`s Ghana Music Awards. The magic here once again is that during the original recording, those openers were not part of the actual song but when Florence went into the studio booth for another recording, she started with those phrases for fun.
Once again, Nacy`s magic ears heard this statement and the next thing he did was to call Florence Obinim back to record those lines. Our informants even told us Florence was reluctant initially but when she finally did, that part of the song is once again making the headlines.
Hope you will now agree with Flex when we write that Nacy has magic ears and that is what distinguishes him from other sound engineers in Ghana. Well, we will limit it now because the experiences can go on unabated but not without taking a look at his voice which is easily changed to suit any style of recording he does at his own will.
At this very moment, I will urge you to take this warning from Flex newspaper for free anytime you visit Nacy`s Studio at Mataheko in Accra. Whenever he is in his elements recording songs, make sure you put your fingers on your lips because any sound or noise you make can push you into the studio booth for a serious recording.
This particular piece is labeled behind the scene due to time constraints as of the time of writing. Stephen Kenneth Nakujah will sit with him this week to respond to all the “allegations” which have been leveled against him for his response.
Do you care to know the secret behind his sharp musical ears? Simple people: get the next week`s edition of Flex newspaper and all other things shall be added unto you. And finally, do you want to make music but afraid of hitting?
Write any bogus song, book a recording time at Nacy Records and feature him to put his voice on it. This is it. As we wait patiently for the out come: it`s “Naacyyyyyyyy: Fetew Nwom no”. You can also txt your questions to be asked Nacy via phone number 0277-128777 for your answers to be published next week.
http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=181819
Thursday, 30 August 2012
I DON'T BELIEVE IN BRANDING
I Don’t Believe In Branding – Nhyira Betty Pronounces
BY:Stephen Nakuja
I Don’t Believe In Branding – Nhyira Betty Pronounces
http://ghanasuperstar.com/2012/08/i-dont-believe-in-branding-nhyira-betty-pronounces/
According to the gospel artiste Nhyira Betty whose song s for the
past years have been household song, told your reliable Flex newspaper
that, she rather believes in the direction of the Holy Spirit and not
what we term as “branding.”
Betty explained that, branding to her only leads the Ghanaian
artiste especially the gospel musicians astray. ”Many are the gospel
musicians who have stooped low in the calling of the Holy Spirit all in
the name of branding themselves. And in the name of branding, they begin
to put on some dresses that go against their beliefs and many at times
end up going on stage to forget their real calling as gospel musicians,
hence performing to entertain the audience and failing to touch the
audience with the power of the Holy Ghost. If we have any branding to
offer to ourselves, we should rather give chance to the Holy Spirit for
His direction” Nhyira Betty said.
Betty whose mum Cynthia Frimpong happens to be a prophetess of the
Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) Nima branch has two albums to her credit.
Her maiden ”Yebe Dwiri” produced by Sly and the debut “Sumsum mu boafo”
also produced by Magus under the Holy Ghost International label from
the stables of ace gospel legend Osuani Afrifa was recorded by Dan
Bassey.
When Flex newspaper asked Betty to give her last message to
Ghanaians as we prepare to go into the December polls, she has this to
say “I entreat all Ghanaians to emulate the true character and spirit of
the Good old late President of the Republic of Ghana Prof. John Evans
Atta Mills. A man full of honesty, love, kind and peace. “ Ghanaians
should put politics behind them and try to pick something from this
great leader of land, a man who has all the power in his hands just to
pay his enemies back, but kept on with his faith as Christian, refuse
to respond to people who insulted, castigated and vilified him in a
humble manner.
He gave his best to this country and the most of all, never hid his
faith as a Christian as he went around proclaiming and projecting Jesus
Christ on every platform he mounted. This is a man wealthy of
emulation. I believe that, emulating him will definitely see us through
this election peacefully because he stood for peace and wished peace for
this country.
Betty is managed by Collins Agyenim Boateng popularly known as DJ
Coxby of Light 94.9 FM in Kumasi. He also happens to be Betty’s husband.
Betty is preparing to release her third album come December. Flex
newspaper will update you as she finishes that spirit filled album which
will be the talk of town. Betty usually sings about the goodness of God
in all ways.BY:Stephen Nakuja
I Don’t Believe In Branding – Nhyira Betty Pronounces
http://ghanasuperstar.com/2012/08/i-dont-believe-in-branding-nhyira-betty-pronounces/
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