Ghana’s Vibrant Music Scene Receives Fresh Perspective from Shatta Wale…

Ghana’s lively music scene is once again at the forefront, with dancehall sensation Shatta Wale taking the spotlight due to his candid remarks. In a recent interview on X-Space with TV host Serwaa Amihere, Shatta Wale raised eyebrows by expressing that Nigerian singer Asake’s achievements outshine those of many artists from his own country.

The conversation explored the dynamics of success, mentorship, and musical evolution. Shatta Wale boldly asserted that Asake’s accomplishments and popularity can be attributed to his willingness to learn from seasoned mentors like Olamide, the YBNL label boss. He emphasized that Asake’s openness to guidance from experienced musicians has played a pivotal role in propelling his career.

Additionally, Wale encouraged fellow Ghanaian artists to elevate their skills and ambitions. Drawing inspiration from global examples, he underscored the significance of hosting concerts in prestigious venues like the renowned UK O2 Arena. According to him, achieving international recognition requires absorbing lessons from the victories and strategies of those who have successfully navigated the complexities of the industry.

Shatta Wale’s statement that “no Ghanaian artiste has even made it like Asake” highlighted his deep admiration for the achievements of the Nigerian artist. He suggested that instead of comparing themselves to Asake’s feats, Ghanaian musicians should concentrate on their unique artistic journeys.

Shatta Wale’s passionate remarks prompt introspection regarding the current state of Ghana’s music landscape. His resolute stance not only recognizes Asake’s remarkable triumphs but also stresses the need for collective soul-searching among Ghanaian artists. His assertion that “Asake alone can not wake up and say he wants to fill O2” underscores the concept that achieving global stardom requires collaboration, mentorship, and a comprehensive grasp of the industry.

Source: Ynaija