SHOCKING! Kwabena Kwabena STOLE Esther Smith's song to record ‘BUE KWAN’ - AF SAMUEL
Friday, November 10, 2017
Ghanaian virtuoso Hi-Life Artiste, Kwabena Kwabena's hit track which was on his 'Daakye" album released in June 2013, titled "Bue Kwan", made ginormous waves across the length and breadth of the country and the world entirely.
The 'Daakye" album had other perfect tracks with the likes of "Adult Musik ft Samini", "Engya Me Ho ft Joojo", "Begye Me ft Sarkodie" and several other superb songs.
Without mincing words, I could lucidly say, "Bue Kwan" as it stands surpasses lots of Gospel tracks some so-called Gospel Musicians are releasing, let alone to talk about their abysmal costumes used for performances.
No wonder prolific and vociferous Evangelist and Counselor; Counselor Lutterodt a few days ago opted for the above stipulated song over the meagre calibre of Gospel tracks being made by SP Kofi Sarpong, Nicholas Omane Acheampong, and Qweci Oteng, classifying their songs as inconsequential.
"Bue Kwan" is a household song every Ghanaian loves, including Pastors, Muslims, the Ghetto Youth etc.
I'm never certain a Pastor could halt his choristers should they sing the exact track during an official church service.
Shockingly, AF Samuel, a showbiz savant and an Entertainment Pundit, who is a staunch and a vibrant creative arts activist in the country who also doubles as the manager of Esther Smith has revealed on Kumasi-based Kessben FM in an interview with the Host of "Entertainment Cirkle" DJ Roar, that Kwabena Kwabena plagiarised excerpts of the all-time Gospel songstress Esther Smith's "Ma Ade Nyinaa Ndi Nboa Me" hit and inspirational song to record "Bue Kwan" on his "Daakye" album without communicating any information to their management, neither did they seek permission from them before recording their version.
According to AF Samuel, they nearly took a legal action against the entire KBKB Music then, but discontinued upon contemplations, because the track in question sought to inspire every music lover.
"We thought it wise that we were all promoting the Gospel and inspiring Ghanaians as well, hence, our decision to nullify the lawsuit planned earlier" AF explained.
ALSO READ:(VIDEO) WOW! Lord Kenya sings his old hiplife songs whiles preaching, classifies "sika mpo nfa ne ho" as a Gospel Song
Ghanaian virtuoso Hi-Life Artiste, Kwabena Kwabena's hit track which was on his 'Daakye" album released in June 2013, titled "Bue Kwan", made ginormous waves across the length and breadth of the country and the world entirely.
The 'Daakye" album had other perfect tracks with the likes of "Adult Musik ft Samini", "Engya Me Ho ft Joojo", "Begye Me ft Sarkodie" and several other superb songs.
Without mincing words, I could lucidly say, "Bue Kwan" as it stands surpasses lots of Gospel tracks some so-called Gospel Musicians are releasing, let alone to talk about their abysmal costumes used for performances.
No wonder prolific and vociferous Evangelist and Counselor; Counselor Lutterodt a few days ago opted for the above stipulated song over the meagre calibre of Gospel tracks being made by SP Kofi Sarpong, Nicholas Omane Acheampong, and Qweci Oteng, classifying their songs as inconsequential.
"Bue Kwan" is a household song every Ghanaian loves, including Pastors, Muslims, the Ghetto Youth etc.
I'm never certain a Pastor could halt his choristers should they sing the exact track during an official church service.
Shockingly, AF Samuel, a showbiz savant and an Entertainment Pundit, who is a staunch and a vibrant creative arts activist in the country who also doubles as the manager of Esther Smith has revealed on Kumasi-based Kessben FM in an interview with the Host of "Entertainment Cirkle" DJ Roar, that Kwabena Kwabena plagiarised excerpts of the all-time Gospel songstress Esther Smith's "Ma Ade Nyinaa Ndi Nboa Me" hit and inspirational song to record "Bue Kwan" on his "Daakye" album without communicating any information to their management, neither did they seek permission from them before recording their version.
According to AF Samuel, they nearly took a legal action against the entire KBKB Music then, but discontinued upon contemplations, because the track in question sought to inspire every music lover.
"We thought it wise that we were all promoting the Gospel and inspiring Ghanaians as well, hence, our decision to nullify the lawsuit planned earlier" AF explained.
ALSO READ:(VIDEO) WOW! Lord Kenya sings his old hiplife songs whiles preaching, classifies "sika mpo nfa ne ho" as a Gospel Song
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