Ghanaian rapper D-Cryme has recounted on his early days in Tema’s music scene, recalling a period when the city produced several notable musicians and became a major centre for Ghanaian hip-hop culture. The rapper said before gaining national recognition, he and several other artistes started from the streets, developing their craft before receiving major platforms. “Way before the major blow of fame, I first had a radio platform through Dr Dunc…
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