The new crop of sensational young artistes who are currently making huge waves in someway is making the older folks seemingly varnishing in the Ghana music industry.
Dr. Cryme is the stage name of Darlington Kwasi Agyekum, a Ghanaian rapper and early proponent of the Ghanaian “twipop” genre.
Responding to the issue of consistency and relevance in a celebrity interview with award-winning astute radio broadcaster, Amansan Krakye on Radio Central in Cape Coast,
Dr. Cryme said, “not at all, and who says I am not consistent, relevant or not hot? The fact that I am not out there like that doesn’t mean I am not doing anything.
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“I have been on shows and I’m still getting gigs but the media will not report it.
He went on further to advise media practitioners to stop stoking controversies about what people say or think
“If you ask me a question that some people are saying my TwiPop is dead, I’m no more relevant in the music scene n co, I’m sorry I can’t continue to respond to naysayers”
Dr. Cryme said he’s true fans follow him constantly on social media and attend his shows nationwide so it’s only pulled him down minded people who conclude that he’s faded in the Ghana music industry.
“When you get some people who have eaten with their belly full, they can sit anywhere and make bogus statements”.
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Source: www.Ghface.com // Amansan Krakye
