Audio By Carbonatix
Dancehall artiste, AK Songstress, is unhappy about what she calls the lack of sustainable partnership between music artistes.
According to her, industry players are focused on doing things individually than working together on a united front.
“There is no power in rugged individualism,” she wrote on her Twitter handle, Tuesday.
AK Songstress made the assertion that other united forces have taken over because of the industry’s inability to stand together.
“Power is most effective, concentrated. There is no power in disconnection.”
Read the full post below:
“We are disconnected as an industry. We have everyone doing his or her own thing. There is no power in rugged individualism. It's easy for any United force to come in n take over our industry as we are seen. Power is most effective, concentrated. There is no power in disconnection.”
Latest Stories
-
NPP’s future depends on experience, unity and moving beyond past grievances — Paul Afoko
3 minutes -
Paul Afoko calls for unity in NPP, cites experience and 2016 victory record
8 minutes -
Ghanaians lose $1.3m to Mobile Money fraud in first quarter of 2025 – INTERPOL report
17 minutes -
IMF exit has exposed Ghana’s economic challenges again – Gideon Boako
21 minutes -
Fire destroys Chevrolet Cruze at La Town Park
24 minutes -
What Is Wrong with Us: We keep planting tomorrow in yesterday’s soil and wonder why the harvest never changes
24 minutes -
Paul Afoko blames NPP factionalism for 2015 removal, vows to unite party
27 minutes -
English FA set to withdraw support for Fifa president Infantino
41 minutes -
Paul Afoko blames NPP’s electoral decline on weak internal management
46 minutes -
SOGOG holds 2026 Annual General and Scientific Meeting, unveils ‘Kumasi Declaration’ to end maternal mortality by 2030
48 minutes -
Fuel prices go up as Star Oil raises pump prices again; petrol sells for GH¢15 .57, diesel at GH¢ 18.97
52 minutes -
Doubled efforts helped curb examination malpractice in 2026 BECE — WAEC
53 minutes -
We will revive VALCO, nobody can stop it – Armah Buah declares
56 minutes -
‘We will come back stronger’ – Konadu targets Ghana revival after WAFU setback
58 minutes -
WAEC explains how dissatisfied BECE candidates can apply for remarking
1 hour