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In the ever-evolving landscape of the Ghanaian music industry, few artistes possess the enduring charm and lyrical prowess that Patrick Gogoh, popularly known as Tsikago, brings to the table.
After a prolonged musical hiatus, Tsikago recently resurfaced in an exclusive interview with Connect FM‘s host, Nana Adjoa Arthur.
In this candid conversation, Tsikago expressed his thoughts on the contemporary music scene. He also announced his highly anticipated return to the spotlight with a new single.
In the interview, Tsikago didn’t hold back in expressing his concerns about the current state of the music industry.
Tsikago’s disappointment
He voiced his disappointment in the lack of lyrical depth and substance in the music produced by some emerging artists.
He noted that while there’s no shortage of talent, but The emphasis on catchy beats and danceable tunes often overshadows meaningful storytelling and lyrical craftsmanship.
Tsikago emphasized the importance of maintaining a balance between entertainment and meaningful content in music.
He encouraged emerging artists to delve deeper into their artistry and explore themes. These themes must resonate with the listeners on a personal and emotional level.
Tsikago’s journey in the music industry has been nothing short of remarkable.
He gained prominence in the early 2000s for his unique blend of highlife and hiplife. This was coupled with his thought-provoking lyrics that often explored themes of love, culture, and societal issues. His distinctive voice and lyrical prowess made him a household name in Ghana and earned him a dedicated fan base.
However, Tsikago revealed that he decided to take a step back from the limelight to focus on personal growth and family related issues, and to observe the evolution of Ghana’s music industry.
New release
In a thrilling announcement, Tsikago revealed that he’s making to the music scene. His triumphant return to the music scene is with a new single titled ‘Agba’.
The title itself, which means “treasure” in the Ewe language, hints at a valuable and culturally rich musical experience.
Tsikago urged his loyal fan base and music enthusiasts alike to anticipate ‘Agba’ with excitement.
He assured them that the song would not only showcase his artistic growth, but also serve as a testament to the enduring power of meaningful lyrics and compelling melodies.
With this impending release, Tsikago hopes to set a new standard for music in Ghana and inspire a new generation of artists to embrace lyrical content that can stand the test of time.
As we eagerly await the release of ‘Agba’ in December, it’s clear that Tsikago’s return will be a memorable moment in Ghana’s music history.
By Belinda Kyeiwaa Asomani
Source: tv3 news
