“I Get So Mad When I Hear A Young Musician Being Compared To A Veteran Musician” – Opanka | Music

Although some trade gamers consider evaluating artists and their works is all about wholesome competitors which inspires some musicians to sit down up, rap Opanka vehemently disagrees, saying that reasonably breeds hatred and disarray.

To him, pitting artists in opposition to one another shouldn't be inspired because it kills the trade than helps it develop.

“I do not consider evaluating artists or their works assist in any approach. We ought to have the ability to equally help all artists whether or not younger or previous.

“I get so mad when I hear, especially a young musician being compared to a veteran musician. That should not be entertained because the older musicians will feel belittled to be equated to a new artist who is now getting the buzz”, he advised Graphic Showbiz in an interview not too long ago

The Obiaa Ne Ni Taste hitmaker additionally talked about that many older artists will fail to assist younger ones in the event that they continued to negatively assess the works of the older artists.

“There are many issues that these older musicians know and are prepared to show the brand new crop of artists however with what's going on, they are going to reasonably hold all the things to themselves. I've been within the trade for greater than a decade and most of my colleagues who're being in comparison with the younger ones should not blissful. It is disrespectful.

“What are we drumming into the heads of these young musicians? Are we telling them they have arrived and are better than their predecessors? Such a narrative will surely empower them to be disrespectful and that shouldn't be encouraged,” he mentioned.

Born Armstrong Affum, the Tema-based artist has labored with musicians equivalent to Kwaw Kese, Kofi Kinaata, Shatta Wale, amongst others.

He rose to prominence when he did a freestyle on Bradez' music Simple. He later dropped Taste which additionally grew to become an immediate hit. Other songs he's identified for are Hold On, Fameko, Meka, Wo, Picture Me, Hold On, Coming Soon, Life Is Good, Chop Bet, Eka Aba Fie and Trying Times.

At the second, Opanka is out with a brand new single Enye Betee. He is selling the music on his social media pages and on radio stations.