The ‘saviour’ of Ghana Music is in: “PH1 is the biggest earthquake to hit Ghana” Bright of Buk Bak

• Posted on May 23, 2014May 23, 2014
• by Nana Kwesi Coomson
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When everyone is lamenting how Ghana Music has become stale and most Artistes are sounding like their previous works, PH1, who veteran Artistes are tagging as the savior of Ghana Music has finally finished some works to stir the music in Ghana.

Bright of Buk Bak fame has spewed to www.233times.net why he is so sure of the unassailable talent of PH1 and labels him as an “earthquake to hit Ghana.” Bright who grew up with PH1 in the same neighbourhood, Kokomlelme, a suburb of Accra recalls their childhood days when they were both on their musical escapes and from what he knows of PH1 back then, he is aware of the amazing delivery of his childhood colleague in music, PH1.

Born Fredrick Essum, PH1 coined his stage name (PH1) from his name which he says he spells it with the American style, Phreddy. PH therefore is a shortened Phreddy and he adds the 1 to it.

Speaking to www.233times.net , PH1 revealed that, he is ready for the music market since has carefully written songs which would appeal to all ages in the country. “I have been in the industry for quite some time and I was learning the great ethics of the game from legends and I think I am ready now” PH1 told www.233times.net

With 2 songs as epitome of his readiness for Ghana Music, PH1 is currently promoting ‘Give me your number’ and ‘Kabuka’ both featuring Sound Engineer extraordinaire, Cash 2 of Globewaves Entertainment.

Ghana, Africa and the world, are you ready for the PH1? Indeed Ghana Music just got a new signature; PH1.

This is what Bright of Buk Buk fame wrote on Twitter about PH1;

He is the Biggest earthquake to Hit Gh music! Watch out for my boy PH-1 @FrederickEssum don’t say I didn’t warn u! pic.twitter.com/xwYXy8CzL0

— Mama Cry No More (@brightbukbak) May 22, 2014

Author: Nana Kwesi Coomson (www.233times.net)