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Award-winning highlife artist Kuami Eugene says that he is not known only in Ghana but also in the pacific as he has a crazy fanbase in the pacific.
According to Kuami Eugene, he has a crazy fanbase in that part of the world where most of his songs are known and played by people around that area.
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Speaking in an interview with Rev Erskine on Y107.9 FM’s “Myd Morning” show, Kuami Eugene disclosed how he received an invite to headline shows before the COVID-19 era threw his opportunities in the garbage.
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“I have a crazy fan base in the Pacific. Around that area, because I was in Rarotonga, Melbourne, Brisbane, and almost everywhere around the Pacific before I went to Oakland from New Zealand and that’s because they’re jamming to my music very well over there. I’m very popular when you go around the pacific, they know my music, they just to it all the time.
“I started getting calls for shows from I to think before COVID. So we couldn’t go for the shows even though I mean the negotiations were on point and I had to go but because of Covid, I couldn’t go.”
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“On the safer side it’s been very good on my side and I got to be featured in songs like ‘Love Nwantinti” which was a Worldwide mega-hit. So it actually added to how big I got in New Zealand. Now most of the songs they are doing TikTok with, I find myself in there and I have the same one with ‘Angela’ and the same with ‘Confusion’, ‘Open Gate’ and Adina’s song ‘Killing Me Softly’ like the second biggest song over there,” he added.
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“I think it was even through Adina that actually enthused all of us in the label to really go there. It was an Adina-Kuami Eugene feature but she really did good in performing it everyone was signing my part without me being there and it was just nice that we had to go there ourselves and they enjoyed more with me and kept more of my fan base coming from that side because it’s a big industry,” he continued.
source: www.ghbase.com
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