Eno Barony declares, "I'm done with the ladies; my upcoming album only features men"
The Ghanaian music industry has not been particularly friendly to female artists in recent years, especially those who do rap music like Eno.
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Eno Barony, however, definitely asserted that it is about time female artists start featuring themselves to make things bigger in their arena and be able to accomplish more than what their male colleagues are doing in an interview with Emcee Bebe on the "Entertainment Rekords" show on Ultimate Fm
According to Eno Barony, the main motivation behind the release of the all-female album "Ladies First" in 2020 was her desire to end male supremacy in the music industry.
Eno Barony plans to release an album that is just for guys by the end of 2023, so it would appear that she wants to capitalize on their glory. Due to obvious reasons, the future album will exclusively contain the best male artists in the business.
This was revealed by Eno Barony in a virtual chat with Emcee Bebe on Kumasi-based Ultimate FM on Saturday, July 15, 2023.
Recall that Eno Barony is the stage name of Ruth Eno Adjoa Amankwah Nyame Adom, a female rapper from Ghana.
She was born on October 30, 1991, to Rebecca Nyame Adom and Reverend Abraham Nyame Adom in Tema, Ghana. She completed her lower primary schooling at Cambridge Academy after attending the Shalom preparatory school.
She attended the Methodist Junior High School in Tema as well as the Methodist Day Secondary School for her senior high school education before continuing her education at the Kumasi Polytechnic.
Despite having recorded songs like "Pull Me Out" in the past, Eno Barony rose to fame when she released her breakthrough track "Tonga" in 2014.
