UK-Based Ghanaian Afro-beat artiste Danny Lampo has said Ghanaian artistes should work hard rather than thinking that once they have a hit song automatically makes them international artistes.
In his post, he said, "I've been in the UK all my life and studied music, so I know how showbiz business is, most of our home-based artistes think once you have a hit song at home automatically makes you an international artiste, but it doesn't work like that. "
He added, "I've seen so many artistes making big hits in Ghana, yet they are not even known in some part of Africa."
Danny Lampo has won numerous awards in the UK and Ghana and also featured on BBC, CNN and most of the big stations in Europe.
He is one of the artistes promoting Ghana music in the diaspora.
He was recently featured on BBC radio Berkshire after the release of his new single 'Make We Enter' which features Kwamz and Star Vicy. The song has been on some big charts and also been on most of the top trending playlists across the globe.
The name Danny Lampo has become a household name in Europe and even landed him a role in an upcoming movie produced and directed by multi-award-winning music director, producer, and promoter Danny Erskine.
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