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Rocky Dawuni burst on to the African reggae scene in 1996 with the release of his debut recording, The Movement. The artists’ introspective journey into social and spiritual consciousness garnered rave reviews in the Ghanaian press and spawned two hit singles, with both “Sugar” and “What Goes Around” obtaining massive Ghanaian airplay.

The intense media exposure led to a full page write up in New Nation, one of England’s most influential weeklies, where Rocky was touted as Ghana’s Bob Marley.

In the U. S., The Movement received critical acclaim and glowing praise. The Beat described Dawuni’s freshman effort as a “thoughtful, spiritual and involved debut recording.” Urb Magazine, one of the most popular underground publications in the U.S., named Rocky Dawuni one of the “Next 100 People to Watch in the Entertainment Industry.”

Mesa/Bluemoon Records, a subsidiary of Atlantic Records, licensed “What Goes Around