
Something big is about to blow the minds of people. Mad Fish who has been on the low is returning with a very good album under his arms.
Achimota based raglife / hiplife rap star released his second album, 'Total Madness (Abodam)', on April Fools Day. Mad Fish told Ghana Music.com, "I call this album 'Abodam' because it's never been seen on the music industry before. I've got K. K. Fosu, 2 Tee, Master Kudi and God's Son on it”.
'Total Madness', the current album from the 'hip' looking rapper has started gaining good response since its release just last Saturday by the media, fans and critics.
Anchored by the album's first single "San Bra," which features D' Style's contemporary highlife singer, K. K. Fosu is being loved by most of Fish's fans who are ladies.
Injecting dancehall flavour into his album is another track called 'Nana Yaa', which features 2 Tee.
Critics and fans alike have responded to Fish's heartfelt, romantic lyrics and vintage ragga voice, which can be compared to the likes of some international dancehall and reggae artistes.
He rocked the Ghanaian music industry with a rendition of his hit single on the first album, 'Max Wone Me Baby (Yahooya) and this time round promises to catapult himself to the top.
Mad Fish has finished shooting the video clip for 'San Bra' and has plans to shoot other videos to wrap up the album.
By: Nii Atakora Mensah, Ghana Music.com



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