Captain Planet of the legendary Ghanaian music group 4×4 has hinted at a major deal that could reshape the local music industry.
He revealed that a company may soon acquire the group’s entire music catalog.
In a tweet that quickly gained attention, the rapper and fashion entrepreneur shared that a prominent industry figure called him with the news. According to Captain Planet, the caller said a company was seriously interested in purchasing the 4×4 catalog.
“Good news, guys,” he posted on X (formerly Twitter). “I just had a call from one big industry player that a company wants to buy 4×4 music catalog,” he wrote, adding emojis to express surprise and excitement. “Let me call Coded & Fresh Prince. I will be back.”
He added that the caller urged him to take the matter seriously, saying, “Planet, I no dey joke oo so get back to me.”
Although the full details remain undisclosed, the buzz has sparked discussions among fans and industry experts. Many are speculating about the potential value of the deal and what it means for Ghanaian music.
The group 4×4, formed in the early 2000s, delivered a string of hit songs such as “World Trade Center,” “Yesi Yesi,” and “Waist & Power.” Their sound, which blends Afrobeats, hiplife, and dancehall, has influenced Ghana’s urban music scene for over a decade.
As fans wait for confirmation, the news has already stirred excitement and a renewed appreciation for the group’s legacy.
Stay tuned for more updates as the story unfolds.
