The authentic and energetic youth band, within a short period captured the ears and eyes of Ghanaians and the neighbouring West African countries.
The potential the band had and the early discovery by an international agent brought the band to Europe,where they performed with overwhelming success in several festivals in Denmark and Sweden alongside Reggae & African well known Stars. The band was confronted with popularity and immigration problems within a short period of time. This brought about the disintergration of this wonderful band.
Kojo after a short while went solo. His first solo album >All I need is you < became a chart buster in Ghana. It was been played anywhere music sounds in the country. This album gave him the encouragement to continue and to become what he is today. THE Nr. 1 MUSIC STAR OF GHANA SINCE 1989.
Today, Kojo´s popularity in Ghana cannot be described with words alone. Series of awards, Nr. 1 hits in any Music charts around the country with any album he releases, nonstop airplays, TV shows in Ghana, Ivory Coast, Togo, Senegal and U.T.N.A.,(United Television Network of Africa), tells how fast his career is gaining grounds to cover Africa as a whole. He was currently nominated for the African Musician of the year 1996 held in Juli in Johannesburg, South Africa, only to be beaten by Papa Wemba.
Kojo has already made tours in Ghana, Togo, Nigeria, Senegal, he is currently on Tour in Ivory Coast till end of March, and Burkina Faso, playing only at State Halls and Stadiums for thousands of people. In Ghana any performance with the star gets sold-out.
He was invited direct from Ghana in ´93 as the aspiring star of Africa for the famous African Festival in Delft, Holland. He also passed through Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland, Germany and the U.K. performing upon the invitation of the African Societies thus making this tours more African than European.
It is time to get out from the national into the intercontinental market, the world should hear more about real live, love, happines, agony and poverty down in Africa.<< Kojo said.
Kojo plays Reggae with lots of African influences in the Lovers Rock style and Roots Reggae alongside authentic African songs. He sings in both English and vernacular. He has lady dancers, lady background singers and top Musicians who have worked with international Stars like Hugh Masekela and Miriam Makeba. He has a Master Saxophone player from Sierra Leone.
Hini Me
Kojo Antwi Lyrics
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Odo d)) me ampaa
Awoo me so me d) no
Awoo me so me d) no
Me ne no aka ntam asi su s3)noa na me ne no b3y3
Owia mu oo nsuomu ooo)noa na me ne no b3y3
In Kojo Antwi's song "Hini Me," he sings about a person who has been abandoned by their lover. The lyrics "Odo d)) me oooo" and "Odo d)) me ampaa" translate to "Love has left me" and "Love has left me again." The repetition emphasizes the sense of being left behind and abandoned. Antwi then sings "Awoo me so me d) no" which means "I am shedding tears for my heart." This line shows the emotional pain that the person is experiencing as a result of the breakup.
The next line "Me ne no aka ntam asi su s3)noa na me ne no b3y3" translates to "I held onto them tightly but they slipped away from me." The phrase "ntam asi su s3)noa" literally means holding onto someone's garment, but in this context, it serves as a metaphor for trying to hold onto a relationship that is slipping away. Antwi then sings "Owia mu oo nsuomu ooo)noa na me ne no b3y3" which means "In the darkness, I weep alone because they have left me." The use of darkness as a descriptor emphasizes the sense of isolation and despair that the person is feeling.
This song captures the feeling of heartbreak and despair after a breakup. The repetition of the phrase "Love has left me" emphasizes the sense of being abandoned. The metaphor of holding onto someone's garment and then losing it captures the feeling of trying to hold onto a relationship that is slipping away. Finally, the description of weeping alone in the darkness emphasizes the sense of isolation and despair that the person is feeling.
Line by Line Meaning
Odo d)) me oooo
Love you have given me
Odo d)) me ampaa
Love you continue to give me
Awoo me so me d) no
Wrap your arms around me
Awoo me so me d) no
Wrap your arms around me
Me ne no aka ntam asi su s3)noa na me ne no b3y3
I hold onto you tightly and never let you go
Owia mu oo nsuomu ooo)noa na me ne no b3y3
Even in the midst of storms, I still hold onto you
Writer(s): Kojo Antwi
Contributed by Addison D. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Shem Darko
My love loves me
My love loves me very truely
I love her as well
I lover her as well
I hold onto you tightly and never let you go
Whether rain or shine, it is her I will do it .
@wolf4jidg
Ɔdɔ dɔɔ me ooooh
Ɔdɔ dɔɔ me ampaa
Awoo me so me dɔ no
Awoo me so me dɔ no
Me ne no aka ntam asi su sɛ ɔnoa na me ne no bɛyɛh
Owia mu oo nsuo mu ooo ɔnoa na me ne no bɛyɛh
Me ne no aka ntam asi su sɛ ɔnoa na me ne no bewu
Ohia mu oo sika mu ooo ɔnoa na me ne no bewu
Afei na me bo
Afei na me bo
Afei na me bo
Ɔpono ee hini me
Afei na me bo
Afei na me bo
Afei na me bo
Ɔdɔ ee hini me
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Ɔpono hini me oooh
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Afei na me bo
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Ɔpono hini me oooh
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Afei na me bo
Asɛm wo me kɛn hi
Asɛm wo me kɛn hi
Asɛm wo me kɛn hi
Obia na obi kɔ ti asiɛh
Ɛnyu ma me tu hi
Obia na obi kɔ ti asiɛh
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Ɔdɔ ee hini me oooh
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Ɔpono ee hini me oooh
Me ne no aka ntam asi su sɛ ɔnoa na me ne no bɛyɛh
Esu mu oo ɔhai mu ooo ɔnoa na me ne no bɛyɛh
Me ne no aka ntam asi su sɛ ɔnoa na me ne no bɛwɔh
Fufuo mu oo Abɛ mu ooo ɔnoa na me ne no bɛwɔh
Me ne no aka ntam asi su sɛ ɔnoa na me ne no bewu
Ohia mu oo sika mu ooo ɔnoa na me ne no bewu
Ɔdɔ kɔ mu di me oh
Ɔdɔ ti kyen a kyerekyere me
Ɔdɔ fi fa bɔ me oh
A mamme wa yɛ hyi oh
A mamme wa yɛ hyi oh
Na su awɔ di me oh
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Ɔpono hini me oooh
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Afei na me bo
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Ɔpono hini me oooh
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Afei na me bo
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Ɔpono hini me oooh
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Afei na me bo
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Ɔpono hini me oooh
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Afei na me bo
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Ɔpono hini me oooh
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Afei na me bo
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Ɔpono hini me oooh
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Afei na me bo
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Ɔpono hini me oooh
Hini me ooh, hini me ooh, hini me ooh
Afei na me bo
@ChampionAtta
My legend kojo Antwi and his legend organist kwame yeboah. .more grace
@jowusu73
Kojo is a legend; I love him
@benbenseal3054
My favorite 🎉
@perpjoey
Bro this song is too beyondd🔥
The way it makes me feel Is crazyyy makes me wanna cryy
@michaelarmah3569
One of my favourite
@jowusu73
hini me, let me in
@sandraoseiadade2103
🥰
@Glowingriverr
Yeaaaaaahhh :)))
@justemma5676
The instrumentals are soothing