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Symplemann Cantey, the Ghanaian highlife musician who quit music to teach English in Germany, has decided to return.
The musician is busily working on his remix which will be released in the next few months.
Symplemann Cantey revealed this on JoyNews on Monday.
The musician was trained as journalist but changed course by going into music. He subsequently quit music and went to Germany to pursue a teaching career for the past 21 years.
Below are photos from his interview on JoyNews.
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