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Talented highlife/afrobeat artiste, Kwame Ayi Kwaw, professionally known as Stone Gee has been applauded by radio disc jockeys (DJs) following the release of his latest single, 'Bad friends' featuring Okyeame Kwame.
After two weeks of its release, the song has received massive airplay on all the local radio stations across the country and also enjoyed a great number of downloads and sharing on social media.
A number of radio presenters and disc jockeys (DJs) have endorsed the song as an educative song and are playing it on their various networks to entertain radio listeners.
Produced and master by Richard Essien (Magic Rocker), Mr Sarge, and King Jay, Bad Friends has inspiring and soul lifting lyrics that gives music lovers a million reasons to keep moving on in life and not give up no matter what the situation.
The song seeks to educate people about the activities of bad friends. The song undeniably shows the immense talent of two of Ghana’s finest musical icons.
Pink FM’s mid-morning show host, Prince Appiah-Kubi, popularly known as DJ Afeefe De Mayor could not hide his joy after listening and playing the song on his network.
“I like this song. It is very educative. I entreat my fellow DJs to listen to this song, this is what we want to listen to. Ghanaian artistes should produce songs like this”.
He said he was happy that the song which was released two weeks ago has caught the attention of a large number of music lovers who are currently enjoying it.
Other DJs who have equally endorsed Bad Friends include Roman Fadda of Atinka FM, DJ Last Bee of Golden Star FM, Laposta of Max FM, Kwame Kay of Nyce FM, DJ Shaggy of Guide Radio and a host of others.
They were impressed with the beautifully crafted music piece ‘Bad Friends’ and encouraged the fast-rising singer to keep working hard on good music for his fans.
The DJs believe that the song which has good sound quality and good backing vocals will surely rub shoulders with the songs already on the music scene.
Stone Gee’s ‘Bad Friends’ single which according to his management team is a street gospel song comes after the release of two hit singles titled 'Jealousy' and 'Bottom Power' and serves as a prelude to his compilation album which is expected to be out next year.
The Gavali Music signee is looking forward to breaking into the Ghanaian music scene with his ‘Bad Friends’ single followed by other hit singles by the close of the year.
With his unique rap style, the ‘Jealousy’ hitmaker is expected to cause a lot of stir in the Ghanaian music scene in the coming years.
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