Ghanaian music sensation Kwesi Arthur has shared details about his career thus far in the music business, highlighting his resolve to stick with it even if becoming an independent artist proved to be difficult at times.
Despite the obstacles he faced in his quest to become an independent musician, the gifted rapper and singer—who is well-known for his distinctive fusion of hip-hop and Afrobeat—said he never considered giving up on music.
Kwesi Arthur recently discussed the challenges of navigating the music market as an independent musician in an interview with 3music, stressing the value of tenacity and commitment to success.
“Transitioning to an independent artist comes with its own set of challenges. When you leave the system everything is brand new for you. Fortunately for me, I still kept pushing…If I would have stopped making music, it would have been then, in 2022,
said Kwesi Arthur.
Kwesi Arthur emphasized how important it is to stick to one’s principles and objectives while facing difficulties. He underlined how crucial it is to keep artistic integrity and creative autonomy while negotiating the ever-changing music scene.
“I just put out my first project off my own music company I started in honor of my grandmother. So, for people to think that is weird, how ill I quit?”
“I believe in my vision and my ability to create music that resonates with audiences. While the journey may be challenging at times, I am determined to overcome obstacles and continue pursuing my passion for music.”
Despite numerous reports of disagreements between Kwesi Arthur and his previous record label going viral on social media, the gifted musician remains optimistic about his musical career.
He thanks his devoted followers for their unwavering support and promises to continue making even more engaging songs in the future.
