If you are planning of doing something in the entertainment industry the world over, then one thing should be at the back of your mind. That one thing is, you cannot do without the media and survive in this game.
This fine and gentle dude Joshua Selasie Raphaelson aka Jam Master Jay tried hiding from the media and he seems to be regretting his actions at this moment. Flex newspaper editor Samuel A. Baah was among the few people who advised him about this decision but he did not listen at that time. Why is he coming out at this time? Read on!!!
The beat producer and the chief Executive Officer of Xtra Large Music which houses dancehall queen of our time Kaakie and Ghetto K.B is ready to release his first solo project with what can be termed as “GH. ALL STARS” on a project he prefers to call “Missile Rhythm”. The project will have Ghanaian music stars like Samini, Kaakie, Edem, E.L, Sonni Bali, Ghetto K.B., Kesse and Stonebwuoy or even more who are yet to be confirmed soon.
On this project, J.M.J Baby as he is affectionately called due to his signature tune in hit tracks has recorded a general tune where all these hit makers will “ride” on the beat to produce songs to be owned by Joshua Selasie Raphaelson.
This fine and gentle dude Joshua Selasie Raphaelson aka Jam Master Jay tried hiding from the media and he seems to be regretting his actions at this moment. Flex newspaper editor Samuel A. Baah was among the few people who advised him about this decision but he did not listen at that time. Why is he coming out at this time? Read on!!!
The beat producer and the chief Executive Officer of Xtra Large Music which houses dancehall queen of our time Kaakie and Ghetto K.B is ready to release his first solo project with what can be termed as “GH. ALL STARS” on a project he prefers to call “Missile Rhythm”. The project will have Ghanaian music stars like Samini, Kaakie, Edem, E.L, Sonni Bali, Ghetto K.B., Kesse and Stonebwuoy or even more who are yet to be confirmed soon.
On this project, J.M.J Baby as he is affectionately called due to his signature tune in hit tracks has recorded a general tune where all these hit makers will “ride” on the beat to produce songs to be owned by Joshua Selasie Raphaelson.
In an interview with Flex newspaper last Monday during press time, Master Jay said this is a project he is ready to deliver after working with all the super stars in our industry. “I will be releasing the first three singles on Friday with some of the artistes and the rest will follow soon. I am doing this for my Xtra Large Music fans so they should watch out for it soon”.
Again, Jam Master Jay feels that it is high time he starts a new branding business after all his efforts in the industry for people to recognize him because he has achieved what he wanted to before coming out with this project. “At first I wanted to hide a little bit because I had an agenda I wanted to execute especially with my music business. Now I have gotten somewhere with that so I believe I can show up henceforth on some platforms anytime soon” he added.If you are reading this and you happen to be among the people who are confused about High Grade Music, Samini Music and where Kaakie belongs, then your state of worry will come to rest in Flex newspaper.
“Fact is that so many people are confused with who is handling Kaakie`s music and all that but initially I thought it was an open secret. Kaakie belongs to Xtra Large Music which is headed by me with support from Elorm Beenie and Sadiq. When it comes to High Grade Music managed by Tony Pun, there are many musicians and brands under it. There are more sound engineers in there, artistes and managers so Kaakie is also there but that does not mean Samini is the boss of Kaakie. Samini is the boss of Samini Music and Kaakie is not with Samini Music.
The good news is that Samini introduced Kaakie into the game and that is where I think the confusion stems from. There is a difference between High Grade Music, Samini Music and Xtra Large Music which manages Kaakie” Master Jay told Flex newspaper in an interview.
By Samuel A. Baah
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