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Fruit is the game this year, and many artists have been putting in the work and releasing AMAZING songs In these first months of 2024. On this episode, Tuntum Black will be reviewing songs by Enuonyam, Eric Jeshurn, Obaapa Christy, Elvis Bentil, Ryan Ofei, Ruth Adjei, and Nana Adwoa. As always, we’ll break down each song to its mitochondria and give our “two pesewas” as needed.

Releasing his first expended play comprising five fascinating songs full of energy and creativity, Nana Kojo Apeaning's craftsmanship and intentionality is one that you must listen to yourself.

Listen to 'As Gold' on Spotify, Apple Music, and various streaming platforms.

Happy Thanksgiving to the listening in the U.S.! We're not done yet, we're still talking about our pet peeves. From musical discipline to song selection, tune in to this episode for a laugh or two.

Releasing her eighth studio album entitled "My Victory", "Unbreakable" Joyce Blessing is an artist that leaves you guessing and wanting more whenever she hits the stage. This album is a compilation of new songs and oldies but goodies with a modern twist. As always, we'll break down this album and give our "two pesewas". Listen to "My Victory" on all digital platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, YouTube Music, and Tidal.

From musicians and singers being too loud, bad lyrics, to mics that could burn your nose hairs, we’ll be discussing our biggest musical pet peeves

Releasing his debut album entitled "Meditations of My Heart", Samuel Adu Gyamfi also known as "KoffeeKeyz" is a talented musician with a heart for God. This album is a compilation of familiar songs with a modern twist. As always, we'll break down this album and give our "two pesewas". Listen to "Meditations of My Heart" on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, YouTube Music, and Tidal.

Today's episode is on improving our external reach regarding Ghanaian song translations and why sometimes, there are none in our music videos. As always, feedback and conversations are encouraged. Tell a friend to tell their classmate that Episode #5 is up! Listen to "Temple" and "Fool for You" by Niiella, and "In All Your Ways" by Joshua Dwomoh

We're in the lab today. In episode four, we will review a few new and not-so-new songs from various artists, including Denzel Agyeman-Prempeh, Campus Rush, Ceccy Twum, E'm Praise, Manuel Bless, and Kofi Karikari. As always, we'll break down the songs and give our "two pesewas" on this work of art.

In this week's episode, we'll be discussing the difference between "local" and "contemporary" music, why those differences exist, how they can co-exist, and what we as musicians and consumers can do to advance the Ghanaian Gospel to industry further to reach as many people as possible, to the glory of God. Get ready for some table shaking.

Releasing his fourth album, MOGMusic unveiled Koinonia Phase 2, a collection of dynamic and daring Gospel songs, ranging from traditional Black Gospel to rock, to funk, down to conventional Ghanaian praise. In this episode, we'll be breaking down the songs and giving our "two pesewas" on this work of art.

You can listen to Koinonia Phase 2 on Spotify, Apple Music, Adiomack, Boomplay, Tidal, and Deezer.

Welcome to The Two Pesewas Podcast where we give our two pesewas on the state of Ghanaian Gospel and the industry in general. From your favorite artists to those upcoming ones, we'll talk about them all. So sit back, relax, have a glass of apple juice or two, and let's have a conversation, to the glory of God.