The Base Conversations

Ladies and gents it’s Ghana’s very own M3nsa. The myth, the legend and all round musician stopped by to not only reveal more about his fourth studio album but also talked family, Ghana music industry and that one advise from his uncle the sounds in his head today - not to be an embarrassment to his family.
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Tetteh Plahar is a Ghanaian born fashion designer with futuristic ideas. TPD, his signature design continues to break boundaries in the fashion world. At a time where the youth across Ghana and Africa at large were fixated on western fashion, TP was busy sewing what will become the go to style of many today, African wear. He designed his first clothing aged 12 and has since been evolving. Tetteh Plahar joined Teddy Abrokwa on this exciting and fashion driven conversation covering other aspects of life, family, passion and the desire to keep on learning. From showcasing his own fashion collection in 1996 to designing for politicians and numerous notable faces around the word, TP continues to inspire not only his generation but future ones. If you are inspired by this episode, please do not hesitate in sharing with friends and family.

Reggie-N-Bollie , the Ghanaian music duo consisting of Reggie Zippy and Bollie Babeface best known for finishing as runners-up on the X-Factor in 2015 joined us on the new season of The Base Conversations (TBC) with Teddy Abrokwa to talk exclusively about their long awaited second album, Clarity which is out now.
There is obviously the mandated conversation about how they got in the game, family and the need to support our own as shown on the X-factor when they invited Fuse ODG and Craig David to share their stage as their guest artists on the 2015 final of the X-Factor.
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Jeremiah Asiamah, Producer/DJ/Presenter joined us for an insightful conversation on his come up, Tinie Tempah influence, Ghanaian heritage and most importantly about his Youth empowerment project called the Journey, a radio and broadcasting workshop offering 10 successful applicants the opportunity to gain hands on experience from industry heavyweights and from the BBC and Rinse FM in London. Recorded at the PEN HSE studio in Woolwich. The original audio was corrupted thus the low sound quality 😌
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Equation, an upcoming Afrotrap/Afrobeats artist from Kent, UK dropped by to talk to Teddy about his upbringing, recording with A list Afrobeats artists, album and his connection with his motherland, Nigeria. Then a 17 year old is set to go places with his music having dropped out of football academy. Happy New Year everyboby and welcome to season 2.
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