Wutah drops Bronya
They dropped AK47 to announce their comeback early this year after going their separate ways some eight years ago. Music duo, Wutah made up of Afriyie and Kobby is out with yet another song titled Bronya.
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Produced by Kindee, Bronya is a Highlife piece which highlights how some young men go on a spending spree for the women they love.
Not perturbed about poverty staring him in the face if he does not save for the future, Afriyie sings about his Baby Yaa whose “goods” have made her the envy of other young ladies. And as the man who has wooed her heart, he does nort mind spending all his life savings on her.
The song carries a message for young men to eschew extravagant lifestyles which affect their progress in life.
It seems Wutah after the long break has learnt the new developments in the game and that is reflected in their new song. What makes the song interesting is the adoption of old Highlife rhythm to reflect the roots of Ghanaian music. However, one cannot lose sight of a hint of Nigerian style of music in the song.
But when Showbiz spoke with Wutah Kobby on Monday, he denied that the song was a copied style from Naija. “Music is dynamic and so you study the market and know what the masses like. We had no intention of copying any country’s style. We just wanted to make our fans happy and I’m delighted to know that the song is already enjoying airplay,” he said.
Wutah came into the limelight when they placed second to Praye during the maiden edition of the Nescafe Africa Revelation(NAR) music competition over a decade ago.
Their debut album, Anamontuo which had songs such as Adonko, Gossy Gander and Big Dreams earned them an unprecedented 11 Ghana Music Awards nominations including The Most Popular Song of the Year, Album Of the Year, Artiste of the Year, Best Male Vocal Performance, Hiplife Song of the Year among others.
