In this episode, I discuss the often-overlooked contribution of Ghanaian highlife artist Bisa Kdei to the success of Kumawood movies, highlighting how many of his songs became major hits through their association with the film industry. I explore his influence during the Azonto era and argue that his role in shaping the sound of the period is not discussed enough.

The conversation then shifts to the history of Azonto, examining its origins, cultural significance, and rise as one of Ghana's most influential musical and dance movements. I explain what defines an Azonto beat, the key artists who drove the genre's popularity, and how it evolved into a global phenomenon. The episode also touches on the genre's influence beyond Ghana, its perceived decline over the years, and the recent efforts by artists such as DopeNation to revive and eAzonto music and culture.

Songs in this episode in other of appearances:

1. Azonto Ghost - Bisa Kdei

2. Azonto Ghost Fiesta - Bisa Kdei

3. Muje Baya - 5five

4. Alkayida - Guru

5. Mad Over You - Runtown

6. Odo Car - Guru

7. Obuu Mo - El

8. Bo dan Tue - Gasmilla

9. Antenna - FUSE ODG

10. Eish - Dope Nation

11. Backka -NSG