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Ghanaian renowned record producer, John Dosunmu, popularly referred to as M.O.G Beatz,  asked up-coming musicians to strive harder or put in more time to release hit tracks.
M.O.G , who in 2016 produced Sarkodie’s hit single ” RNS” was speaking on the topic “Improvisation & Creativity, the Hope for Ghanaian Arts” to group of up-coming artistes held at the Accra Mall.
The “Fa Sor Ho” hit maker edge every up coming artist to focus and never loose hope to achieve their dreams.
The seminar, arguably West Africa’s biggest music workshop and jam session, enters its third edition phase when it came off on Saturday, 12 August, 2017 with the previous editions chalking huge successes.
The seminar is mainly focused on training up-coming musicians and serve as an opportunity for up-coming musicians to meet their mentors.
The program was powered by Accra-based communication network, I-Bis IT Network and One Vibe Studio.

 

Source: Africafeeds.com

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