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The 'Sing Along Ghana' album will be released on February 25, 2022, to celebrate Ghana's culture and diversity through remixes of Ghanaian folk songs.
East Legon, Accra, February 13, 2022 –The Little Cow Consulting Limited, in partnership with Pulse Marketing (Ringier Ghana Limited), is releasing a ten-song album, 'Sing Along Ghana', that remixes Ghanaian folk songs into modern, easy listening tunes.
The album will launch on 25th February to herald and celebrate Ghana's independence month.

'Sing Along Ghana' amalgamates Jama, Simpa, Damba, Agbadza and other Ghanaian music genres to create nostalgic, thick textured songs in English, Ga-Adangme, Ewe, Kasem, Ga, Dagbani and Akan.
'Sing Along Ghana' synthesises live instrumentation of the Gonje, Lunga (talking drum) and modern guitars to produce a mix of upbeat, smooth and distinct tunes that remind you of your childhood or simply leave you a little more curious about the true meanings of the folk songs you knew.

The first single off the album, 'For My Baby' by Camidoh, Pearl and Badu, is live on all streaming platforms. 'For My Baby' is a rendition of Ewe lullaby 'Tuu tuu Gbͻvi' as a love song to babies and lovers.
The album was produced by Seshi Dotse, who has worked with the likes of Sarkodie on 'La Borrow' and Donzy & Kofi Kinaata on 'Crusade'.
Some artistes on the album include Camidoh, Asi Renie, Titi Owusu, JJ Gonami, Naana Blu and 2 Fyngers.

Further details of the album launch will be communicated in due course.
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About The Little Cow Consulting Limited
The Little Cow Consulting Limited is an indigenous African full-service marketing agency that helps local and global brands in Africa optimise their value and impact creation potential with unconventional, high-quality end-to-end solutions.
The Little Cow is headquartered in East Legon – Accra, with a regional office in Kigali, Rwanda and an operational presence in Uganda.
For more information, visit www.thelittlecow.net.
About Pulse Marketing
Pulse Marketing is a part of Pulse, Africa's leading innovative media company, which informs and engages Africa's young audience.

The Pulse mass media platforms and social media channels reach millions of users monthly in Ghana, Nigeria, Cote d'Ivoire, Kenya, Senegal and Uganda and provide expansive media reach to its partners.
Pulse Marketing is a 360 degree digital marketing partner, providing comprehensive marketing solutions. Learn more about Pulse Marketing at www.pulse.africa.
About Sing Along Ghana
Sing Along Ghana is a project by the Little Cow Consulting limited in Collaboration with Pulse Marketing to help recreate African folk music into modern contemporary music to showcase the African creative genius to the African youth and the world.
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