�In this hour where Ghanaian music is been influenced by music from so many places, �Bibini� is here to preach a simple message that say�s that genuine Ghanaian music still lives...
and the very best of music can be found right here in Ghana� was how the guitar-addictive Kwabena set the ball rolling on Allo Tigo�s special segment dubbed �UNCOVER�.
The award winning, recording, soulful, highlife-song monster had a difficult 2009 surrounded by a lot of media fracas and controversial personal issues. In his words �2009 was a difficult year for me and my career but my fans are still behind me. In the first week I released �Bibini� it was just phenomenal� The remarkable art has been in the industry for the past four years and has three albums to his credit. The latest one is called �Bibini� and is a 9-tracked album and has the likes of �Bibini�, �Dadie Anoma�, �Jealousy� Si abotere� and a special one with Okyeame Kwame called �Ade3 rekye Ade3 resaw�. �Just imagine Kwame rapping on an adowa beat and that is a very special song to me.�
Kwabena believes that his songs take some time to sink into the mind of people. �It took like 8 months for �Do Nobi� to start making waves and getting where it is today and I expect �Bibini� to take a while to sink into the minds of Ghanaians.� He concluded by disregarding completely the assertion that music was language effective. �Music has nothing to do with language. Music is rhythm�. He seeks to take music to a stage where no one has ever dreamt of. �To me I�m still in the preparatory stages.
I have only been in the industry for four years and have three albums, but I have so much to do� he signed off with a wonderful rendition of his own hit melody �Do Nobi�. The �Aso� silky mastermind has a new video for a song on his new album called �Dadie Anoma� which is a perfect blend of Ewe and Twi, a classic masterpiece and arguably the finest video to come out from the camp of Kwabena Kwabena.
Kwabena is not a classic video oriented art and this comes as a little shocking. He concluded by showing his appreciation to personalities who had contributed to his success.
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