Ghana’s entertainment power house – Zylofon Media after causing much speculation in the media will on Wednesday, 31 January unveil celebrated Ghanaian dancehall artist Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jr best known by his stage name Shatta Wale, formerly Bandana as the new signee unto the multi-million dollar record label.
Earlier on we reported that the artist was making a move to the fast rising media conglomerate and we can confirm that the signing is indeed about to happen.
The event expected to happen at the headquarters of the company located at East Legon for the press will see the signing and unveiling of the ‘Freedom’ hitmaker as a Zylofon Music artiste.
Shatta Wale after Wednesday, January 31st joins colleague dancehall act Stonebwoy, as well as highlife musician Kumi Guitar, Obibini, Gospel singers Joyce Blessings and Becca, who were earlier signed by the media and entertainment outfit.
Earlier on we reported that the artist was making a move to the fast rising media conglomerate and we can confirm that the signing is indeed about to happen.
The event expected to happen at the headquarters of the company located at East Legon for the press will see the signing and unveiling of the ‘Freedom’ hitmaker as a Zylofon Music artiste.
Shatta Wale after Wednesday, January 31st joins colleague dancehall act Stonebwoy, as well as highlife musician Kumi Guitar, Obibini, Gospel singers Joyce Blessings and Becca, who were earlier signed by the media and entertainment outfit.
Cypress Ghana will keep you updated!
About Zylofon Media
Zylofon Media Company Limited is limited liability company duly registered and incorporated in Ghana by the company’s Act of 1963 (ACT 179).
We are a multimedia entertainment company established to supply profitable, acceptable, audio and visual entertainment to diverse domestic and international consumers. The company is committed to professionally produce impeccable creative artworks that would be domestically edible and to transcends borders, as we firmly believe that, quality edible artworks can be produced without lowering societal moral standards in a quest for commercial appeal.
We plan to produce indigenous artists and artworks that would fit universal standards. These would cover a broad spectrum of the Creative Arts industry, in music; it would span from Hi & hip Life, Jazz, Contemporary Christian Music, Dancehall, Reggae, Rock and so on, whereas the movie productions would mirror every aspect of global socio-culture, economic and political phases, worthy of our lenses to be subject to our editorial policy in our bid to inform, educate and entertain.
The company already has established ties with various artists in the industry and plans to search for new artists to market and produce.
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