Sarkodie, D-Black, Guru, Bisa Kdei Are Praising A False God Says Gospel Artist

The recent trend which most Ghanaian songs by popular acts is to just take the name of  God and or call God in a different language such as Nyame, Baba, Mawu etc and drop a danceable beat to it and it becomes a gospel song which is contrary to christian norms says Ghanaian urban gospel artist Calvin Bill.
According to the gospel rapper/singer Calvin Bill, songs like Sarkodies “Adonai“, Bisa Kdei s  “Baba“, Gurus unorthodox “Amen”, “Mpaebo”, “Bonsam Ani”, cannot be labelled gospel songs because it doesn’t praise the christian God in any way.
“In every religion there is a belief of a supreme God or Baba and even the demons believe in a  God”. These are some of the words urban gospel artist Calvin Bill said when he was interviewed by the JC Cafe, a Ghanaian gospel group whose aim is to take the real Gospel to the streets.
So what then is a gospel song? The meaning of  gospel is good news about the life of Christ and his reason of dying for mankind so a gospel song is ministration about Jesus Christ and not just simply calling Gods name in songs. So these secular artists end up misleading and deceiving the youth in believing they are Godly people when they’re just wolves in sheep skin.

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Sarkodie Brags To BBC – I’m A God In Ghana

Sarkodie was recently on BBC for an interview and he revealed many things. He spoke about his new song "Inflation" which was sending a message to the sitting president, John Dramani Mahama.
According to a reportage by Starr FM, Sarkodie told BBC that whenever he releases a song, Ghanaians including the media start shaking.

I am a citizen so when something hits me I think I have the right to talk about it. Same way music listeners can criticize me when I go wrong. I have a loud mouth to talk about it, I have platforms that when I release a song everybody is shaking, media men are talking about it and that’s the idea… when I do music, you always listen to it and it keeps reminding you.

That speech is always gonna be there…if you ask me ‘what are you doing for Ghana music?’ I will always say ‘I’m trying to put it on the map’ but am I putting it on the map? That’s the question. if there are serious cases that we need to address and I’m in the position to talk about and I have the chance of course I will. don’t take it political because people think I am for a certain political party.
But I was talking about all the other parties before him (JDM).” “We don’t need parties, we need leadership.

Source: BiGx

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Sarkodie To Be Interviewed On Komla Dumor's BBC Focus On Africa

Sarkodie will be a special guest on BBC World News program with Komla Dumor today at 1730 GMT.
High anticipations currently await his interview as Sarkodie takes the  world through his music life with the boss player Komla Dumor today.
BBC World News broadcasts all around the world and over 43 million listeners will be listening to Sarkodie tonight.

This will telecast will also be on Metro TV from 7:00 pm (Ghana Time).
The hiphop rapper is currently shooting music videos and having some business deals in the UK.


Source: GhanaMusic

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