Bisa Kdei finally meets top Hollywood producers who used his track for Christmas film

 


Bisa Kdei has finally met renowned American playwright David E. Talbert and his spouse Lyn Sisson Talbert, who used his song for a Hollywood movie.

Bisa Kdei finally meets top Hollywood producers who used his track for Christmas film

The Ghanaian Highlife musician was recruited as one of the music composers of the Christmas Netflix film "Jingle Jangle" together with the likes of Usher Raymond, John Legend, Phillip Lawrence, Davy Nathan and Michael Diskint.

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The Hollywood movie which debuted in December 2020 featured Bisa Kdei's 'Asew' song.

Following the success of the movie, new photos show that the award-winning Ghanaian singer has met with renowned Hollywood producers at Beverly Hills where they discussed positive strides made by the movie.

The "Asew'' remix soundtrack in the "Jingle Jangle" Netflix film was nominated for the 2021 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NACCP) Awards.

It's gathered that the sensational Highlife performer is interacting more with the Hollywood family to explore more opportunities in the American film industry ahead of his 10th-anniversary celebration in the Ghanaian music industry.

According to reports, the 'Brother Brother' singer is also in the United Stars of America to finalize projects with R&B Superstars Usher Raymond and John Legend.

Sharing the photos in the post below, Bisa Kdei wrote "Finally met the amazing producers of JINGLE JANGLE @lynsissontalbert & @davidetalbert Amazing family".

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