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Afro-dancehall musician, Article Wan has said he has not lost his relevance in the Ghanaian music industry.
Speaking on JoyPrime's On A More Serious Note, he revealed that he took a break from music to re-establish himself to align with the industry's current growth.
“At a point in my life, I decided to sit back and rebrand Article Wan because there is a lot of money in music. I travel, I hear and see different stuff. It’s a matter of time."
"I am not dead yet and I won’t die now. I just have to sit back, work properly and put more effort into my craft, my creativity and come back again,” he said.
Article Wan is currently promoting his new song titled ‘YeYe’.
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