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Ghanaian rapper Elom Adablah, popularly known as E.L says he is in no hurry at all when it comes to issue of marriage.

The rapper in an interview on Radio Central on Monday said there is absolutely no pressure on him to get married.

As we’re all familiar with, in this country anyone in their 30’s who’s not yet married has to

constantly deal with questions from friends and relatives as to when they are going to get

married, whether they are male or female, celebrity or ‘common floor member’.

As to why he is not worrying his head over marriage issues as is done by many Ghanaians of his

age, the  ‘Lalafalama’ hitmaker  said he still sees himself as a kid.

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“There is no pressure on me to marry, we are kids still. I’m not grown so I’m still waiting for the right person to come one day”.

E.L who is in his early 30’s has over the years been paired with several celebrities at different

times including Berla Mundi. He has however come out to refute such allegations saying these ladies are just mere friends with no strings attached.

Ghanaian rapper, Elorm Adablah, popularly known as E.L has named five rappers he considers top rappers in Ghana.

He made this revelation in an interview with Andy Dosty on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM Tuesday.

E.L mentioned Sarkodie, M.anifest, singer Worlasi, Kojo Cue and then took a sigh before mentioning his fifth act, Kwesi Arthur.

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Before he named Kwesi Arthur, he said, “I know sey people go worry me for the last one but I for talk am. I don’t mind about him doing many commercial songs but its something he has…” E.L said.

EL is currently promoting his new album off his B.A.R series, BAR V, and he is out with “Collect” song featuring Kwesi Arthur.

Dancehall act, Shatta Wale was recently roasted on social media following a comment in which he described Ghana as a village.

Whiles many of his colleagues totally disagreed with him, some actually seemed to have concord with him.

Rapper E.L seems to be part of the few who agrees with the ‘Gringo Man.’

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E.L, reacting to this issue it on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM, said it’s harsh for critics to descend on Shatta Wale for his utterance because “it’s true Ghana is a village but what are you comparing it to? If you are comparing it to Austria then it’s a village.”

“Ghana is a village in a village if you are comparing it to Dubai. It’s a broad statement and contextual premix. But if you have travelled then you will understand that we have a long way to go,” he explained.

Ghanaian rapper, Elorm Adablah, known in showbiz as E.L anyone who fails to add him to

the list of the top 5 rappers in Ghana doesn’t understand what rap is all about.

The ‘Koko’ hitmaker is certain that he is qualified for such position, hence anyone who

exempts him from the list has a credibility question when it comes to grading rappers.

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“I feel like they haven’t listened to the BAR series…or I feel like they no understand,” he told Andy Dosty in an interview on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM.

“That means the guy no catch the level of understanding to grade rappers,” the award-winning rapper stressed and added that, it is even possible that the person does not appreciate rap and punch lines.

Award-winning rap superstar,  E.L, has finally released his much-anticipated mixtape dubbed ”BVR”.

This marks the 5th of E.L’s ”BAR” mixtape release and as such, the BAR V is creatively coined

as ”BVR” (Siren Season).

Few hours after releasing the mixtape, E.L has found himself at the top of the Ghana iTunes chart.

The mixtape which dropped Sunday globally on October 28, 2018, quickly rose to no.1 with

Jacqueline du Pré’s ”Dvorak: Cello Concerto in B Minor” and J. Cole’s ”KOD” at no.2 and no.3 respectively.

The mixtape upon it’s release has received favourable, amazing and exciting feedback from fans,

artists and media personalities. The ”BVR” mixtape is a 15-track project and features artists like

Regie Roy, Jean Feier, Nana Grenade, Kev, Recognize Ali, Stargo, Bryan The Mensah, Akan,

DopeNation, LJ, Gbrumot and Nigerian rap star, Falz. On the production boards include

Slimbo, Jaymera, Rogie Roy, Bodi, Nabeyin, Kid Mvgic and E.L himself.

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”If you appreciate real authentic music, whether Rap, Trap, Hip-Hop, RnB, then you’re basically going to appreciate

the BVR. The BVR is not for mainstream artists. I’m usually the sole mainstream artist on the

mixtape and it’s a platform for upcoming artists who have worked hard during the year and

deserve a spot”, expresses E.L. ”When I was an upcoming artist, someone gave me a platform to

showcase my skills and the BVR project is my way of doing the same thing for upcoming artists.

I’d also want to thank everyone who’s been holding it down since day one and all the Hip-Hop

lovers, so get ready for a great experience”, he added.

The ”BVR” mixtape by E.L is released under the rapper’s imprint V.O. Nation Records and is

avaiable on all digital stores worldwide including iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify, Aftown and SoundCloud.

Award-winning Ghanaian rapper, Elorm Adablah, best known as E.L, has expressed his feelings about Sarkodie excluding him from a list he presented to South African star, Cassper Nyovest.

According to the sensational rapper, he felt ‘bad’ when Sarkodie omitted his name from a list of musicians to Cassper.

The South African rapper made his maiden trip to Ghana to familiarize with the Ghanaian music industry in April this year

He interacted with some of the artistes here both through social media platforms and some, he met in person.

One of the artistes he interacted with on social media, Twitter, to be precise was rapper Sarkodie, who was out of the country at the time of his visit.

However, in the course of their interaction, Sarkodie presented a tall list of some artistes Cassper must contact in his absence.

Some of the artistes he listed included; Stonebwoy, Shatta Wale, R2Bees and even Sarkodie’s proclaimed arch-rival M.anifest.

However, unfortunately left out of the list was the 2016 Artiste of the Year, E.L’s name and this seems to have ‘hurt’ him in a way.

E.L, who is currently promoting his single ‘Overdose’ reacted to Sarkodie’s tweet. He told Joy News’ MzGee that he felt ‘bad’ that Sarkodie did not mention his name in the list.

“Well, it made me feel kind of bad but that’s him, that’s his list so he can list whoever he wants to list,” he said.

With this, many began to claim that there was bad blood between the  ‘Koko’ singer and the SarkCess Music Boss.

But E.L denied these claims saying that he is just not in playing terms with these artistes anymore.

“No, there’s no bad blood. I am just not messing with any of these artistes anymore. I have come to realize that it is every man for himself. The past doesn’t really count for anything in this industry”.

Ghanaian musician, Elorm Adablah, best known as EL says BET award winning rapper Sarkodie has refused to do a collaboration with him.

Sarkodie is arguably one of the hottest musicians whose feature goes a long way to help an artiste.

However, a few artistes, both in and outside Ghana have complained a couple of times about his refusal to feature them.

Nigerian super star, Yemi Alade made the same complaint last year.

Again, E.L is also saying the same thing. According to the ‘Aunty Martha’ hitmaker, Sarkodie has been rejecting his collaboration proposal for the past six months.

The former BBnz record label artiste shared this bitter experience on the ‘Starr Drive’ with host, Giovanni Caleb.

Giovanni in the course of the interview asked E.L about his relationship with some of his colleague artistes.

E.L posited that he relates well with everybody especially the likes of Stonebwoy, Edem, Shatta Wale. However for Sarkodie, he hasn’t been able to get in-touch with him for the past six months.

“I’ve been trying to do a collaboration with the Sarkodie yet all efforts have proved futile. He has not been responding to my text messages for the past six months”, E.L stated.

Background

E.L is an award winning Ghanaian Afrobeats musician and rapper.

He’s known for hit songs like Kaalu, Shelele, Auntie Martha, Koko among others.

Meanwhile, E.L and Sarkodie have some collaborations to their credit.

He featured Sarkodie on his songs “U Go Kill Me” and “Dangerous”.

However, the two got into a ‘beef’ along the line to the extent that many believe Sark’s song, ‘Bossey’ was a diss at E.L.

Awards-winning Ghanaian Rapper, Elorm Adablah best known as E.L has debunked rumors of considering an offer from Zylofon Media to be signed onto the label.

Few days ago, a popular website published on its site an alleged possible signing of E.L into the Zylofon family.

The V.O Nation signed act has however in a facebook post debunked this publication.

According to the ‘Pay Like A Boss’ crooner, the  story is a lie. He urged Ghanaians and his fans to ignore the story.

On his official Facebook account, he made this post:

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Zylofon Media is a creative arts body which was established nearly two years ago. The body despite being young has gained much popularity with the signing of artistes such as Stonebwoy, Kumi Guitar, Becca, Joyce Blessing, Obibini and recently Shatta Wale. They also have other movie stars on the label as well.

E.L is an awards-winning rapper, sound engineer and a record producer.

He is the 2015/2016 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Artiste of the Year winner. He also won the 2015/2016 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Hip-life/Hip-hop Artiste of the Year. EL’s hit records include “Obuu Mo”, “Kaalu”, “One Ghana”, “Auntie Martha”, “Shelele”, “Mi Naa Bo Po”, “Koko” etc.

The V.O Nation act recently released a video for his new single Pay Like A Boss.

Check  out the video below;