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The Ghanaian music industry for some time now as suffered the
fall and break up of groups, one would wonder what the cause may be.
fall and break up of groups, one would wonder what the cause may be.
Dobble was a music group in Ghana made of Paa Kwesi and Ennwai.
The sensational group enjoyed huge success in the music and entertainment
industry, but the they couldn’t stand for a long time.
Speaking in an interview
with DJ Murphy Lee on Bohye 93.5FM’s Mid Morning Grove in Kumasi, Paa Kwasi hinted
that there’s a possibility of him and his former colleague working on a
feature or a collaboration but not too sure of a group come back—as both of
them are pursuing their solo careers.
with DJ Murphy Lee on Bohye 93.5FM’s Mid Morning Grove in Kumasi, Paa Kwasi hinted
that there’s a possibility of him and his former colleague working on a
feature or a collaboration but not too sure of a group come back—as both of
them are pursuing their solo careers.
He posited that the comeback of the group hasn’t crossed his mind,
because for now he is leaving and enjoying his solo career as a high life
artist.
Paa Kwasi shot down media
reports which speculated that he is suffering in the music industry as a solo
artist.
reports which speculated that he is suffering in the music industry as a solo
artist.
“I only answered a question
asked by the host of FNN news on some of the challenges that I am facing as a
solo artist…this is a normal question every artists answers, knowing how our music
industry is with great passion,” he explained.
asked by the host of FNN news on some of the challenges that I am facing as a
solo artist…this is a normal question every artists answers, knowing how our music
industry is with great passion,” he explained.
“As a matter of fact I was on the platform to premier my new
music video, so I am not suffering, I am very okay, poised to release songs
this year and for Obrafour to call on me, on his project makes me more
fulfilled as a high life artist,” Paa Kwasi added.
Credit: Newshuntermag.com/Stephen Nana Asare
