Global aspiring female artiste Chisel Baibe is the talk of the capital this week after she nailed double-triggered achievements in Accra.
The fast-rising pop artiste bagged home two awards at the first edition of 2019 Emerging Music Awards Ghana held at the plush Physicians and Surgeons hall. Chikel Baibe picked awards Afro Pop Song of the year for her 2019 club banger “Kweku” and Best Hiplife Artist of the year award.
But a night before all these laurels, Chikel Baibe gathered top industry players at a private unveiling party where her new music — “MY TIME” was also premiere on a global streaming platform.
The event saw the appearance of top bloggers like ZionFelix, Nkonkonsa, Ronnie is Everywhere, GH Kweku, TMGH Live as well as media personalities including 3 Music Awards CEO Sadiq Abdulai Abu, and industry investor and banker James Korsah. Special guest artiste was Kumi Guitar, the highlife gem.
The Chikel Baibe music unveiling party for industry folks was organised by Hakell Entertainment in partnership with Sultan Drinks to give media personalities an exclusive feel of the new song and to solicit for promotional support from the fraternity.
“The song “MY TIME” talks about loyalty and respect in all form of relationships.. friendship, work, family, love etc..” CEO of Hakell Entertainment, the Label explained.
See below photos of the launch party as we well as audio slides of the new song – MY TIME by Chikel Baibe ft Teephlow.
So what’s next for Chikel Baibe in the coming months?
Zeal Governor, her manager and CEO of ExGee Entertainment explains— “We are looking to seal a deal with some of the top globally recognized musicians and continue to promote her message to battle social issues and make her fans dance“.
What is the focus of Hakell Entertainment?
Our focus is to express the Chikel brand well and that’s how the Hakell movement comes in.
Hakell Entertainment works with musicians that promote youthful exuberance with key focus in addressing social issues.
“Chikel embodies that well” – Hakeem opined.
“We systematically find the loopholes to capitalize on the products and promote the musicians to a level of financial independence,” he said.
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ghanaweekend.com
