Praye open to reunion
Fans of music group Praye who are still harbouring hopes of seeing the group reunited should not give up hope just yet.
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The remaining members of the group Nana Kwame aka Praye Tintin and Steven Fiawoo aka Praye Tiatia have told Showbiz that they are still open to reuniting with the former member of the grou,p Eugene Baah aka Choirmaster.
The duo Praye Tintin and Praye Tiatia performed on Saturday at the Power to Do More music concert which came off at Senya Beraku in the Central Region to rousing applause and appreciation from the huge crowd.
From all indications, despite the breakup of the group about three years ago and absence of any major music releases, they still commanded massive support from the public with their old songs being highly popular among the audience.
In an interview with the duo after their performance on Saturday, they indicated that they were still open to reuniting with Choirmaster.
“Praye is still Choirmaster’s group. He was part of the group before he left so our doors are always open,” he said.
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Praye Tiatia explained that the inability of the group to unite has been due to the fact that Choirmaster is under contract adding that if he was done with the contract and willing to come back their doors are always open.
Praye’s positive statement comes in the wake of an interview Choirmaster gave where he indicated that he was open to joining his old group “if only appropriate arrangements are done between managements of the artistes.”
Choirmaster added that they were more popular when they were together as at the time they broke up as a group, Praye was an influential group in the music industry.
Praye was formed during the maiden edition of the Nescafe African Revelations in 2002. The group emerged winner and recorded songs like Shody, Run Run Something, Ka Kyere Me, Angelina, Wohoufe among others.