Ghanaian gospel singer Piesie Esther has revealed that throughout her successful music career, she has never charged any artist she collaborates with, nor has she ever been billed by others for featuring on their songs.
Speaking in an interview with Andy Dosty on Hitz FM’s Afternoon Ride, the award-winning singer explained that her collaborations are rooted in mutual respect and shared vision, rather than financial agreements.
“I’ve never been charged by anyone I’ve featured on my song, and I’ve also never charged anyone who wanted to work with me. Most of these collaborations are based on the kind of relationship we have. Once there’s understanding and agreement, we move,” she said.
The “Mo” hitmaker emphasized that relationships and a common purpose form the foundation of gospel music, making it easier to collaborate without focusing on money. She noted that before working with any artist, she ensures both parties align on shared values and a commitment to spreading the gospel.
According to Piesie Esther, music is first and foremost a ministry. She believes that collaborating with other gospel musicians strengthens the gospel industry and enhances the impact of its message.



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