In a recent Twitter space hosted by Serwaa Amihere of the EIB Network, Shatta Wale, the founder and leader of the Shatta Movement, shared his intriguing insights on the Ghanaian music scene and the remarkable achievements of Nigerian artist Asake. The discussion, dubbed “The Big Conversation with Shatta Wale,” aimed to brainstorm ideas for boosting the growth of the Ghana Music Industry.
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As the sole guest on the platform, Shatta Wale took the opportunity to discuss his views on various aspects of the music industry, while two other speakers and Serwaa Amihere herself facilitated the engaging dialogue. The conversation commenced on a delightful note, effortlessly blending humor with informative perspectives.
One of the standout points raised by Shatta Wale during the conversation was the need for competent leadership within the music industry. He stressed the importance of having individuals at the helm who possess a comprehensive understanding of the music business. To this regard, he suggested that the Ghanaian government should incorporate music-related courses into the academic curriculum. By doing so, aspiring music executives could receive proper grooming to drive positive changes and advancements within the industry.
The conversation took a fascinating turn when Shatta Wale was prompted to share his thoughts on Asake’s recent sold-out show at the O2 Arena. With honesty, Shatta Wale acknowledged the Nigerian artist’s exceptional accomplishment and credited him for achieving such a massive achievement. However, what truly caught the attention of listeners was Shatta Wale’s assertion that Asake is not only greater than himself, but also surpasses iconic Ghanaian artists like Stonebwoy and Sarkodie.
Shatta Wale’s declaration that Asake, despite his relatively short time in the music scene since his emergence in 2020, has surpassed all Ghanaian artists in terms of greatness, sparked debates and discussions among listeners. Shatta Wale praised Asake’s achievements and highlighted that his rapid rise to prominence showcases the immense potential that exists within the African music industry.
The engaging discussion hosted by Serwaa Amihere and featuring Shatta Wale shed light on critical issues concerning the Ghanaian music landscape. The conversation underlined the necessity for industry players to adapt and innovate to meet the evolving demands of the global music market.
