Ghanaian musician, Martin King Arthur, well known as Kofi Kinaata has opened up on the reasons behind his mind-blowing success and prominence in the music industry.
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Speaking in an interview with Kwadwo Sheldon on “Convo With Head”, the “Thy Grace” singer intimated that he feels there is a spiritual force backing him in his life, hence his consistent success.
He said that there has been an anointing in his life which enables him to see beyond the physical realms and sometimes his predictions are accurate and come to pass just as he saw in the spiritual realms.
Touching on how he writes his songs, Kofi Kinaata stated that he mostly loves recording songs that would relate to most situations his fans are going through in life, and putting such songs out there, people will always appreciate them because they stay motivated after listening to them.
He also revealed that his songs relate to people of all ages because he mostly picks modern beats and mixed them up with old-school tunes just to attract both the new and the old school.
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In other news, American rapper, Kendrick Lamar Duckworth has been spotted embarking on a tour in the capital city of Ghana a few days after his arrival.
It would be vividly recalled that Kendrick Lamar was confirmed to have landed in Ghana to promote his much-anticipated album dubbed “The Heart Part 5”.
Kendrick Lamar will be embarking on a documentary project which has some of the scenes from Ghana as well as a private listening for his yet-to-be-released album which he is alleged to have partnered with a giant digital streaming platform.
A few music professionals and cultural fans are expected to attend the exclusive record listening, which will take place in an unannounced location within the capital.
According to sources, as the rapper prepares for the global release of his much-anticipated album, security will be tight during the album listening party, and individuals invited to the listening party will be scrutinized.
