The Ghanaian music industry over the past years has not been too good towards the females especially those doing rap music like Eno herself.
However, speaking to Emcee Bebe on “Entertainment Rekords” show on Ultimate Fm, Eno Barony categorically stated that it is about time female artistes start featuring themselves to make things bigger in their arena to be able to do more than what their male colleagues are doing.
According to Eno Barony, her willingness to stop male dominance in the game is the main reason why she dropped an all-female album in 2020 christened “Ladies First”.
But it seems Eno Barony wants to tap into the men’s glory as she intends to drop an all-male album before the end of 2023. Thus, the upcoming album will feature only top male artistes in the industry for obvious reasons.
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Eno Barony made this known in a virtual interview with Emcee Bebe on Saturday, July 15, 2023, on Kumasi-based Ultimate FM.
As a reminder, Ruth Eno Adjoa Amankwah Nyame Adom aka Eno Barony is a Ghanaian female rapper and songwriter.
She was born on 30 October 1991 in Tema, Ghana to Reverend Abraham Nyame Adom and Rebecca Nyame Adom. She attended the Shalom preparatory school and continued her lower primary education at Cambridge Academy.
She is a product of the Methodist J.H.S and the Methodist Day Secondary School in Tema for her senior high school education and then proceeded to the Kumasi Polytechnic for her tertiary education.
Eno Barony shot into the limelight when she released her hit single “Tonga”, in 2014 although she had previously recorded some songs like “Pull Me Out”.