Ghanaian musician and social activist Wanlov the Kubolor has revealed that, unless a song is tied to a specific project, he rarely considers the audience while creating music.
In an interview with Kwame Dadzie and Doreen Avio on Hitz FM, Wanlov explained that his creative process is driven more by his emotions and current thoughts than by what listeners might expect.
“I don’t really think about the audience when I’m making music unless it’s for a project,” he said.
Known for his distinctive style and provocative lyrics, Wanlov emphasized that this approach allows him to express himself freely, unbounded by trends or public opinion.
He also shared that he and his sister, Sister Derby, are collaborating on a new initiative aimed at educating young girls on critical environmental issues, including sanitation, environmental protection, and the dangers of galamsey (illegal mining). The project will combine music and educational outreach to raise awareness among youth, particularly females, about the long-term consequences of environmental degradation.
Through this endeavor, Wanlov and Sister Derby aim to continue using their artistic talents to drive social and environmental change.
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