- King Paluta recently released his song Makoma, which has garnered a lot of positive reviews from fans
- Entertainment Pundit KOKA, in a trendy video, criticized King Paluta for his singing skills in the song
- Many Ghanaians on social media who watched the video have expressed their views
Ghanaian Entertainment expert Kwaku Osei Koranteng Asiedu popularly known as KOKA has shared his opinion on musician King Paluta’s latest song, Makoma.
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KOKA criticizes King Paluta’s singing voice
In a recent interview with Asempa FMKOKA expressed his disappointment with King Paluta for his voice in the song.
He stated that the musician should hire a voice coach if he wants to make a permanent transition from rapping to singing, as his voice is not suitable for singing.
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According to KOKA, King Paluta was speechless on Makoma’s song, which had too many repetitions and could affect his chances of winning awards. He explained that the song is necessary as it can elevate a song with poor production quality.
He said,
“I feel King Paluta needs a voice coach if he wants to be a full-time singer. His voice fluctuates and is useless. It ruins the art of singing. The song has a form. You have to sing in a key. He was a stranger to singing.” .
The Entertainment insider advised King Paluta to learn from Sarkodie, Kofi Kinaata and Amerado to blend his raps with the singing aspect of his music if he wants to continue to thrive in the industry.
King Paluta released Makoma a week ago. The song reached one million streams on Audiomack and climbed to No. 1 on Apple Music after a week of release.
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Netizens react to KOKA’s criticism of King Paluta
YEN.com.gh has collected some comments on KOKA’s criticisms of King Paluta’s song.
@KojoessuonGh commented:
“Does he know what he’s saying? I can agree that KP needs vocal training, especially his high notes and breath controls, but to say that he sings off key is completely TRUE. This country has produced great singers who switched from rap. avoid nonsense’.
@crayagh commented:
“We have voice textures like his that sing in the basic what swings is wrong, but I think a coach can take him to greater heights.”
@cleet_areez commented:
“TBT sings off key koraaaaa but the expert should have communicated it safely despite the stance he adopted.”
@_notnicee commented:
“This same person listens to Odumodublock. PHD fuo nunu. Ghana we dey!”
@RICHARD39117308 commented:
“Apart from excessive repetition, he has no problem with his singing.”
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King Paluta lands in the UK with other Ghanaian artists for the Ghana Party In The Park event
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a video on social media shared by blogger ZionFelix captured the arrival and departure of King Paluta at Gatwick Airport in London ahead of the Ghana Party In The Park music festival.
King Paluta arrived at the airport with Wendy Shay, Olivetheboy and Asakaa Boys Beeztrap KOTM who will also be performing at the Ghana Party In The Park music festival.
Source: YEN.com.gh