Black Panther: Ghana's Amaarae Gets Featured On Wakanda Forever Prologue

• Ghanaian singer and songwriter Amaarae has been featured in the much-anticipated sequel of Black Panther, Wakanda Forever
• She was featured on the second song of the EP, titled ‘A body, A Coffin’ and she co-wrote it with Maesu
• Many are overwhelmed with excitement as they congratulate Amaarae on another major milestone in her music career

Ghanaian singer and songwriter Ama Serwah Genfi, who is known in showbiz as Amaarae, has been featured on the newly released soundtrack extended play record (EP) for the Black Panther sequel.

Hollywood Records and Marvel Music released the soundtrack to the EP to Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Prologue on Monday, July 25, 2022. The EP contains three songs.

Amaarae was featured on the second song of the EP, titled ‘A body, A Coffin’, an Afrobeat-infused song.

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The 'Fancy' hitmaker co-wrote the song with Maesu. The song was mixed by Mix Giant Music and Jesse Ray Ernster. It was produced by Kzdidit and Kyusteed and co-produced by Cracker Mallo.

Swedish composer Ludwig Göransson and SChubbz, curated by and exec-produced the song.

The song follows Nigeria's Tems’ ‘No Woman No Cry’ which was featured in the first teaser ahead of the movie’s release in November.

Listen to Amaarae's ‘A body, A Coffin’.

Ghanaians Get Excited After Amaarae Got Featured On Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

@MarkDarlington_ said:

Big deal!!! Congratulations @amaarae

@nasara_99 commented:

Amaarae to the top

@EbukaSID said:

this track too crazy

@lawagyei said:

proud!

@mrDOVIA commented:

You did magic on that

@ajsarpong said:

@amaarae to the whole Ewiaseeeeeee!! ❤️

@Attakaay commented:

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Greatness. Loving it.

Ghanaian entertainment industry has gained the recognition it deserves- Entertainment Critic

Economist and entertainment critic, Blaise Norgbedzi, has hinted that the Ghanaian entertainment industry is growing and it has grown to the extent that it has gained the relevant recognition.

He hinted that even though the royalty system in Ghana is not properly structured, that is the main set back of the creative space.

However, the awards Ghanaian creatives win on Internationalt platforms as well as the features Ghanaian creatives get with international creatives alone proves that the industry is growing.

Citing examples, he noted that,

Shatta Wale was featured by Beyonce, Black Sherif was featured by Burna Boy. Also, Stonebwoy featured Kerry Hilson and headlined major shows in the US and Europe. And even Sarkodie is a BET award winner and many more.

He explained that with these achievements and many more in the pipeline, it can be concluded that the Ghanaian creative industry has gained its recognition.

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Jackie Appiah flaunts small bag which allegedly costs GH₵5k, causes stir

Ace Ghanaian actress, Jackie Appiah, is definitely enjoying her time overseas as she flaunts her vacation outfits.

In a video spotted on her officially verified Instagram page, she was seen wearing a coloured short-sleeved shirt with shorts. Her makeup was neutral, and her frontal wig hang around her shoulders.

She carried a cute Jacquemus bag to match her look for the day. Jackie Appiah is known for buying original bags, clothes and accessories when she travels. On the official website of Jacquemus, that same bag she carried cost €615, which is, according to the current exchange rate, about GH₵5,211.58.

Source: YEN.com.gh