Ghanaian music personality, Bisa Kdei, has revealed why High-life music is gradually fading out from the music scenes.
According to the “Mansa” music fame, Ghanaians love foreign music mainly “dancehall” hence, the gradual collapse of High-life music.
He has thus cautioned industry players to develop strategic measures to protect high-life music before it gets worse.
“Highlife will keep struggling as long as Ghanaians continue to give attention to foreign genres especially dancehall.
“We just have to believe in ourselves that Highlife is from us and push the indigenous music genre higher.
“One thing is that it’s only Highlife that’s putting Ghana out there”, Bisa Kdei said this when he was interviewed by Emcee Bebe, host of Entertainment Xtra on Cape 93.3FM.
“The Europeans want to listen to indigenous music and instruments comparably to Dancehall among others. If you’re a Ghanaian artiste, how can a Ghanaian artiste sell dancehall music better than Jamaicans?” Bisa Kdei quizzed.
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