MICHAEL Dwamena, an American based Ghanaian top star in highlife music, rock and hiplife has flown down home from the United States to brush out few issues on his musical agenda which includes work on his video clip and the launch of his latest album entitled ‘owo mo otsi’ which literally means it is a kind of way.

Speaking to The Spectator, the Ghanaian Star best known as Ice Cream man, who has been living in Columbus, Ohio said he has been yearning for an opportunity to support a worthy cause of charity.

Michael who few years back has been irresistibly driven into the terrain of gospel rendition and recorded a gospel album ‘Prayer’ the third album of his collection has expressed his impression with the growing high level of our music industry, although he has been noted for secular music.

The virtuous impact of family influence of home training largely has been a dominant and creative force in coming out with “Prayer”. This recording unbelievably has been amazingly unique and attracted acceptance by his fans in the states.

This success, critics see as a feature of his spiritual growth, has promoted and excited his personality.

It has also attributed this to the spreading of his wings into not only spiritual commitments but has also marked a high level of sophistication in his musical arrangement.

At home the album ‘Prayer” would ever remain a tribute stuff to immortalise the late young Terry Bonchaka who featured in the first and third tracks on the album.

Michael seems to be in his own world considering flavours of innovations and compliments of decorations in his live performance as a bassist, dancer and singer as he frills crowd in Europe and America.

Noted for his hiplife tunes like ‘Tibidi’ ‘Christie’, his music becomes a toast for local Ghanaian youthful fans. He has had a glittering and eventful music career and caused a stir on the Zimbabwe music charts with his even classic “Ice cream man’.