Rapper Keeny Ice says a radio station rejected his music because he used Ewe language. The Volta Region artist shared this story during his appearance on Hitz FM with hosts Doreen Avio and DJ Slim. Station staff told him they could not broadcast Ewe songs since they failed to understand the words. Keeny Ice refused to name the specific radio station that turned him away. He believes this situation shows a bigger problem across Ghana music.
The rapper thinks certain languages get unfair treatment compared to others. Twi, Fante, and Akan speakers dominate radio airplay throughout the country. Artists who perform using Ewe, Dagbani, or other local tongues struggle to reach mainstream audiences. Keeny Ice explained that he creates songs without any Ewe words sometimes. He adapts his approach depending on what each track requires.
Keeny Ice noticed many rappers have started singing and making dance music instead. Record labels and promoters give money to Afrobeat and commercial performers rather than traditional rap artists. The musician has created several tracks like Deja Vu, Sound Check, My Way, and Aya over his career. His new EP called Ice Cold comes out today on May 30, 2025. Fans can expect fresh sounds from this talented performer.
The rapper thinks certain languages get unfair treatment compared to others. Twi, Fante, and Akan speakers dominate radio airplay throughout the country. Artists who perform using Ewe, Dagbani, or other local tongues struggle to reach mainstream audiences. Keeny Ice explained that he creates songs without any Ewe words sometimes. He adapts his approach depending on what each track requires.
Keeny Ice noticed many rappers have started singing and making dance music instead. Record labels and promoters give money to Afrobeat and commercial performers rather than traditional rap artists. The musician has created several tracks like Deja Vu, Sound Check, My Way, and Aya over his career. His new EP called Ice Cold comes out today on May 30, 2025. Fans can expect fresh sounds from this talented performer.
