After interrupting Kofi Kinaata’s Songwriter of the Year winning streak by grabbing the 2022 version of the award at the just ended Vodafone Ghana Awards, Fameye has told TV3 that he’s still not happy.
According to Fameye, winning the Songwriter of the Year means he’s doing something right interns of the quality of the songs he churns out but said the biggest prize sad the Record of the Year which he lost to Amaarae, who won with Sad Girls Luv Money.
I was actually expecting the Record of the Year for my producer to get the Audio Producer of the Year. But unfortunately, I had to lose that, which is fine. But I’m kinda disappointed because I would have preferred that one. I feel taking the Record of the Year would have been the ultimate.
Being the songwriter, the whole awards for me, that’s the ultimate because it is that technical. So for me to be the Songwriter of the Year should tell you how technical and serious, and passionate I’m about my music. And so for me, I think I’m the Artiste of the Year.
In a bit of old school report, veteran Dancehall artiste, Abrewa Nana has revealed in a new interview that despite being away for a while, her name continues to resonate in the hearts of music lovers.
“Abrewa Nana as my name in the showbiz industry has helped me a lot because the I loved the name and decided to use it, many people also liked the name.
“Some people call me Abrewa others also call me Nana whilst others call me AB meaning that if they like the name they won’t divide it into so many forms,” she stated in an interview on Kastle Entertainment Show.
Abrewa Nana was a household name over 20 years ago when Hiplife was still in its formative period. She dropped a handful of hit songs which became a favourite of party revelers.
She was then the only conspicuous female in the mainstream giving the likes of Obrafuor, Lord Kenya, Tinny and others a run for their money.
SOURCE: www.Ghgossip.com