Ghanaian musician Gadzisberg believes artistes should not be compared but rather encouraged because they are in no way equal when it comes to creativity and frequency.
He also added that the creation of music is spiritually inspired, and every artiste has this gift on different levels.
He made this statement during an interview on Elmina-based Ahomka 99.5 Fm on Saturday 9th April, 2022 when DJ Saki picked his thoughts on Ghana social media comparing Danchehall musician, Shatta wale to Black sherif after the release of his latest song, ‘Kweku the traveller’.
He also urged the media including fans on social media to rather champion the agenda of pushing Ghana music to the world instead of comparing the new generation to big names who have contributed immensely to the growth of music in the country.
On his two (2) day radio tour to Takoradi and Cape coast respectively, the Coded Music Production and Chairman 1 Entertainment protégé explained the visit is part of his action plan for the year to visit all the music hotspots in the country to introduce and network with all those who matter in the music business.
On his first day at Takoradi, he interacted with the public on Spice 91.9 FM, Beach 105.5 Fm, Maxx 105.5 Fm and Y 97.9 FM. On each station, he detailed his five years management contract, source of inspiration and his trending song, ‘Mata No Dey’.
At Cape Coast, he also visited Darling 90.9FM where he hinted a possible collaboration with some artiste from cape coast and beyond. On Kastle 90.3FM, he also indicated the official video for ‘Mata no dey’ is almost ready and expected to be out in a few weeks.
Gadzisberg is a Ghanaian singer-songwriter and also a beat producer, trading his career under Coded Music Production and Chairman 1 Entertainment.
He has three new songs including, ‘Mata no dey’, ‘Black love’ and the very latest one, ‘My own’ all produced by himself. Late last month, he began his countrywide radio tour in Kumasi.
