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“I Entered Into Gospel Music Because It Is A Family Tradition” – Joseph Matthew

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Afro Gospel musician, Joseph Matthew has revealed the reason why he chose to venture in the Afro Gospel genre. In an interview on Citi Tv’s “Breakfast Daily” with Elaine Attoh.

Joseph Matthew explained that the traditional Gospel genre is circuit tight which leaves little to no room for innovation and creativity. As a cross over artiste who started off as a hiplife rapper and loves to create, share the word of God, and motivate, he found the Afro Gospel genre the best that fits just his music style and culture.

The current Gospel Song of the Year holder, GMA-UK, Joseph Matthew told the host, Elaine that music has always been a part of him because his family is a music one. As a trained drummer, he has always seen the Gospel music as the calling on him. Even though he left music for a while, he came back to it after school.

Also, Joseph Matthew posited that the target group for his music is largely the youth because he believes they need more uplifting and positive music to shape their growth. He further explained that as a ministry, Gospel music has somehow dejected them and he feels its his calling to fill those gaps. He furthered that it is not only that but also his music cuts up to all other people as well.

Having to his credit, seven tracks with exclusively beautiful videos to them, Joseph Matthew gave a wonderful performance before the start of the show and after that.

Watch his interview with Elaine Attoh from below.

 

Also, checkout Joseph Matthew’s “Promise Land” from below.

 

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Bigboi Collinz Features Prophet Kofi Oduro On New Song, “Saara”

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Ghanaian budding musician Bigboi Collinz has released his latest single, “Saara”, a thought-provoking masterpiece that delves into the concept of self-actualization.

Drawing inspiration from Abraham Maslow’s renowned Pyramid of Needs, Bigboi Collinz crafts a narrative that champions personal growth, self-awareness, and the pursuit of one’s potential.

In “Saara”, Bigboi Collinz assumes the role of the protagonist, sharing his personal journey of self-discovery and contentment. He emphasizes the importance of living life on one’s own terms, unfettered by the opinions of others.

With unwavering conviction, Bigboi Collinz asserts that he seeks guidance solely from the divine, unswayed by human influence.

In a bold move, Bigboi Collinz seamlessly integrates Prophet Kofi Oduro’s popular soundbite, “Gyai gyimii no” (Stop misbehaving), to address naysayers who pry into his personal affairs. This strategic inclusion adds a layer of depth to the song, as Bigboi Collinz skillfully employs the soundbite to shame those who seek to undermine his resolve.

Checkout “Saara” from below and share as well.

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”Industry May Be Dark, But God’s Light Leads to True Success” – Shatana Gh

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In a candid conversation on Kingdom 107.7 FM’s Evening Vibes, Shatana, a celebrated Ghanaian singer and philanthropist, shed light on the entertainment industry’s unspoken challenges.

Shatana recounted her early days in the industry, revealing a pivotal encounter with media personality, Delay. Despite being advised to leverage her physical appearance for success, Shatana remained resolute in her values.

Shatana’s experience highlights the industry’s darker side, where emerging artists face immense pressure to compromise their integrity.

With unwavering conviction, Shatana urged aspiring artists to prioritize their artistic vision and values.

“Stay true to yourself, your craft, and God’s direction,” she emphasized. “Success built on integrity lasts forever.”

Watch the interview from below.

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