Rap is no longer fun to me, Ayisi speaks about the reason why he quit rap music.
The Ghanaian musician revealed this when he took his turn with Andy Doste on daybreak Hitz.
Why is rapping no longer fun to Ayisi.
Emmanuel Kwadwo Oware, famoulsy known as Ayisi said he quit rapping and is now focused more on singing because the former became boring.
He indicated he has noticed that the rap scene is longer fun as it used to be. The “Grind” Hitmaker is quoted to have said “It’s not fun anymore. When I am in the studio, I don’t want to just rap. I want to say what I feel and sometimes it comes out as melody and melody is fun. I just stuck with it and now I do more singing.”
The famous musician further added that he felt he has overgrown the niche and had to switch from rapping to singing.
“I also feel like I have outgrown it. The things that I might want to say in rap songs will now be geared towards singing songs like my recently released song ‘Antiso’ and other songs like Blessing because it carries a different kind of vibe.”
“I think he is speaking more about originality. He is urging artistes to represent what they stand for not do what the Europeans are doing. We can’t market their works to them. Bring your identity to the show,” Ayisi averred.
Who is Ayisi.
Ayisi is a Ghanaian Afro Pop, Hip Hop and Hip-Life artiste.
He was born in Ghana’s capital, Accra on 21st April, 1986, but is originally from Koforidua.
He begun recording his music during his High school days.
Ayisi had his secondary school education at the revered Presbyterian Boys Secondary School, where he graduated in 2004.
His pre-SHS education was at Ave Maria for hi nursery education and then later on to Presec Staff Primary. He finally had his junior high education at St Andrews.
His music career began during his early days and it was through the influences of his father who is a drummer. His inspiration is said to have been drawn by musicians like Tupac, Eninem and among others.
He has worked with labels such as Globewaves , Efritete , 2ligit records and is currently on his own label, the Ayisi music.
