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| Cover art for Adomaa's Afraba EP |
To bring her music directly to fans, the singer has
decided to give a live version of what they may have heard on radio or
on the recorded album. The purpose, according to her team, is “to share
with people how far she has come in the past year in the industry and to
enjoy with fans and the general public her emergence as a
'butterfly' ready to take on the world" with a concert dubbed the Afraba
Concert ('Afraba' is a Yoruba and Twi term meaning butterfly). The
image has apparently been chosen "because its life cycle mirrors almost
exactly to the letter her music journey so far."
The upcoming young singer fuses western and African influences into a sound that is unmistakably hers. According to the event organisers, the audience should expect "live music at its finest - there’s nothing like music performed with a live band, and Adomaa has been preparing for months to give people a show that will last long in the memory."
Joining Adomaa at the upcoming concert are VGMA nominee for Female Vocalist of the Year Adina, Cina and Poetra Asantewa, among others. The evening will offer music of several genres, including highlife, Afrobeat, jazz, soul, Afro-pop, R&B and even some classical music. It will also incorporate drama, poetry, dance and a display of light and sound.
The Afraba Concert stars at 8pm on Saturday. Tickets cost GHC10 for Alliance Française members and GHC20 for non-members.
SOURCE: MUSIC IN AFRICA
The upcoming young singer fuses western and African influences into a sound that is unmistakably hers. According to the event organisers, the audience should expect "live music at its finest - there’s nothing like music performed with a live band, and Adomaa has been preparing for months to give people a show that will last long in the memory."
Joining Adomaa at the upcoming concert are VGMA nominee for Female Vocalist of the Year Adina, Cina and Poetra Asantewa, among others. The evening will offer music of several genres, including highlife, Afrobeat, jazz, soul, Afro-pop, R&B and even some classical music. It will also incorporate drama, poetry, dance and a display of light and sound.
The Afraba Concert stars at 8pm on Saturday. Tickets cost GHC10 for Alliance Française members and GHC20 for non-members.
SOURCE: MUSIC IN AFRICA
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