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| Okyeame Kwame |
Multi-award-winning Ghanaian musician, songwriter, and creative director, Kwame Nsiah Apau, better known in the entertainment circles as Okyeame Kwame, has released the visuals to "WOMAN," featuring Sista Afia.
The song “WOMAN (Girls Anthem),” is a pseudo-hip-hop and Afro highlife fusion written to empower women and uncover the dark secrets of intimidation our women go through. It is written to liberate any woman who sings the hook and dances to the music. The key idea here is that if a woman can sing and dance freely to a song that solves her problems, then she is on a journey to freedom. We also hope the song opens up for the media to start a conversation about affirmative action.
Okyeame Kwame is no longer just an artist, he is an “Artivist.” His smooth blend of art and activism bring the didactics lost in modern music back to pop culture. “WOMAN (Girls Anthem),” his cutting-edge description of the females' struggles in his culture goes beyond entertaining rap enthusiasts but brings to be a deep reason for dialogue. The aim of the music is to promote and empower women to express themselves. Okyeame’s genius shines through his artistic empathy. How could he compose as if he was a woman? This is what people ask whenever they hear “WOMAN (Girls Anthem).” Sister Efia’s singing and message bring home the militant voice of the modern woman who is breaking boundaries and stepping onto the stage after many years of backstage preparations. “WOMAN (Girls Anthem)” is the song for all who love to see women win.
According to music critics, the track is a sample of Amakye Dede’s “To be a Man.” “WOMAN (Girls Anthem),” was penned by Okyeame Kwame, and was produced byAbochi (@abochimusic).
The song “WOMAN (Girls Anthem),” is a pseudo-hip-hop and Afro highlife fusion written to empower women and uncover the dark secrets of intimidation our women go through. It is written to liberate any woman who sings the hook and dances to the music. The key idea here is that if a woman can sing and dance freely to a song that solves her problems, then she is on a journey to freedom. We also hope the song opens up for the media to start a conversation about affirmative action.
Okyeame Kwame is no longer just an artist, he is an “Artivist.” His smooth blend of art and activism bring the didactics lost in modern music back to pop culture. “WOMAN (Girls Anthem),” his cutting-edge description of the females' struggles in his culture goes beyond entertaining rap enthusiasts but brings to be a deep reason for dialogue. The aim of the music is to promote and empower women to express themselves. Okyeame’s genius shines through his artistic empathy. How could he compose as if he was a woman? This is what people ask whenever they hear “WOMAN (Girls Anthem).” Sister Efia’s singing and message bring home the militant voice of the modern woman who is breaking boundaries and stepping onto the stage after many years of backstage preparations. “WOMAN (Girls Anthem)” is the song for all who love to see women win.
Watch the official video on YouTube below
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