In Ghana, no one does hip-hop, reggae, or dancehall, not even my boss Stonebwoy – Kelvyn Boy.
Coming up in the music industry without the required support from friends and family may be quite taxing on the artist.
Being an artist necessitates a significant amount of financial and emotional support.
In light of this, Ghanaian Afro-beats artist Kelvynboy has pleaded with those who have skills in their family and friend circle to do whatever they can to encourage them.
Being a musician, according to the “Billionaire” hitmaker, is not an easy undertaking.
