Takoradi- based artiste, Singlet, says Kidi, Kuami Eugene and Nigerian artiste Mr. Eazi need to collaborate with him to \u2018gain stronger root\u2019 in the music industry.<\/p>\n
Though the three young artistes seems to be doing well by releasing hit after hit songs, Singlet insists that they still need a collaboration with him.<\/p>\n
Speaking on Connect FM\u2019s entertainment show Oil City Mix, Singlet said Kuame Eugene, Kidi and Mr. Eazi are young musicians and willing to do a music collaboration with them to promote their respective brands.<\/p>\n
He told host of the show, DJ Oxygen, that as young as the artistes may be, collaborating with them on a song will not be a bad idea.<\/p>\n
Singlet has since his entry into the music industry worked with Castro, Stay Jay and collaborated Guru and Ayesem among other artistes.<\/p>\n
Signed to NKZ Music, he is known for songs like \u2018Sumsum p3,\u2019 \u2018the way you love me\u2019 \u2018by force,\u2019 et al etc.<\/p>\n
The high life crooner stirred a controversy in 2015, when he claimed he had the best talent in the music industry.<\/p>\n
\u201cIn Ghana, when I look around, I can find good and better talents but I can confidently say that I am the best in Ghana now\u201d Singlet claimed at the time.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, he has urged musicians in the Western Region, especially those based in Takoradi, should come together to form a bloc to raise the status of the region just like Papa Yankson, CK Mann and co did in their days.<\/p>\n
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