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Kwame Truuth

REAL NAME : Kwame Awua-Boateng STAGE NAME: Kwame TruuthKwame Awua-Boateng is a Ghanaian songwriter, rapper and singer with stage name KwaMe Truuth from Cape Coast and was born to Dr. I. Awua-Boateng and Mrs. Comfort Awua Boateng. Born on 10 th January, 1987 at Cape Coast in the Central Region of Ghana, he grew up in Kwahu Pepease then moved to Kumasi and later to Accra. He had his...

Becky Okine Inspires With Uplifting Gospel Release “Bo Noni”

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SLAPPER Fuels Your Midnight Drive With “We Kept The Night”

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Caitty Turns Identity Crisis Into A Cinematic Pop Anthem In ‘Not Country Enough For You’

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