The Ghanaian artist Gasmilla has stated that he is reluctant to write popular songs quickly.
he emphasized the value of taking his time and being meticulous in the process of creating music, hoping to produce pieces that listeners would appreciate for a long time.
He said in an interview with Graphic Showbiz
“I don’t rush to make quick songs. I take my time with my music, crafting each one carefully. My goal is to make music that people will love for a long, long time.”
Gasmilla also urged against categorizing artists into specific music genres or styles. He believes that creativity flourishes when artists have the freedom to experiment with different genres instead of being confined to a single category.
“I don’t think people should box artistes into one style of music. That singular act kills creativity,” he stressed.
Gasmilla’s comments add to the current discourse over the condition of Ghana’s music business and how it performs in relation to other nations, especially Nigeria, whose musicians have performed on some of the greatest stages in the world.
