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Listen Up: Israel Maweta Shares New Borborbor Single “Lorlor Nye”
Israel Maweta – Lorlor Nye Ghanaian folk legend Israel Maweta is back again with another fresh tune, “Lorlor Nye”, straight off his upcoming album that’s currently wrapping up in the studio. This makes it the second single he’s dropped in just one month — and just like the first, it’s a beautifully crafted traditional love song. With help from his manager and producer Elorm Beenie, Israel gives…
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Chief One - Borborbor (Prod. By Mr. Lord & Hairlegbe)
Chief One – Borborbor (Prod. By Mr. Lord & Hairlegbe)
Chief One – Borborbor (Prod. By Mr. Lord & Hairlegbe)
Ghanaian Musician Chief One, Serves us with another smashing new hit single, “Borborbor” Produced by Mr. Lord & Hairlegbe. Chief One is an independent Ghanaian Musician working his way out to the top. Borborbor is his first Single In 2020 and also a follow up to his previous single.
The song is expected to do well on the dancefloor of all…
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Three pundits of culture have said the adaptation of hymns as borborbor songs was adulterating the significance of that rhythmical dance form. Professor Mawulolo Amegado, Lecturer at York University, Toronto, Dr Kodzo Gavua, Senior Lecturer, Heritage Department, University of Ghana and Mr Walter Blege, Musicologist and a retired educationist, agreed that the phenomenon was slowly digging at the roots of the Borborbor dance. The three were speaking at the second Borborbor Festival on Friday in Ho, held under the aegis of the Volta Regional Directorate of the Centre for National Culture (CNC). Borborbor is a popular recreational dance form of the northern Ewes, but now widely played across the country and beyond. Normally, dancers move in circles around the drummers and singers in calculated movement of the legs while wriggling the waist.
