FlowKing Stone says Enye Lie Biaa
While still basking in the joy for winning the Best Hiplife Song at this year’s Vodafone Ghana Music Awards with his Go Low song, Flow Kingstone has released a new song, Enye Lie biaa to keep the fire still burning.
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Recorded by Laxio Beatz, the song which features Nigerian singer, Tena Tempo is an Afro-dancehall song which is sure to get “boys boys” get into the groove.
FlowKings raps about how inspite of his popularity and being a “tycoon”, still can’t have the woman of his dreams who is endowed with some “vital statistics’ .
As a young man who has taste for good things, Flowking says he will pursue the woman because he has got what it takes to have her.
Tena’s hook in the chorus and Flowking’s style of using popular slangs such as ‘Enye lie biaa’, ‘Yada wo’, among others will definitely appeal to his largely Kumasi based fans.
But Flowkingstone told Showbiz on Friday that music is a universal language so irrespective of the audience, they will enjoy it when “it is well prepared and tastes good”.
Enye Lie Bia which translates as no big deal in local parlance is certain to introduce the Mekyeakyea rapper to the Nigerian market.
Born Kwaku Nsiah-Boamah, he started music as a member of rap duo, Bradez when songs such as One Gallon and Simple shot them to fame.
In September last year, FlowKing Stone released his debut solo project Gifted, which had 27 songs including Yempe Dede, Number 1, Machine Gun, Odo Yweu and Ohene.
As a group, Bradez won the Ghana Music Award ‘Most Popular Song of the Year’ in 2009 with Simple and in the same year, won the Museke Online Award for West African Song of the Year.
The unending list of renowned artistes the Go Low artiste has worked include Kwaw Kesse, Edem, D Black, Stonebwoy, Sarkodie and Shatta Wale.