Young artists must associate more with veterans, says Abiana
Soul life singer Abiana says if young artists approach veteran artists for help or collaborations, they will be willing to help
Ghanaian highlife singer Eldah Naa Abiana Dickson, popularly known as Abiana, is encouraging young and upcoming musicians to associate more with veteran artists.
Speaking on the Between Hours with Keely-Jade Brewer, the soul life singer said, “I think the problem is that there is nothing pulling the young and old artists together, but it’s for us (young artists) to also make the effort.
“Personally, I speak to Amandzeba a lot, and I even want to be on his track and I told him.”
“For instance, Kelvyn Boy did an amazing song with Gyedu Blay Ambolley, so we have to make the effort and approach these legends.”
According to her, “If they (Veteran highlife artists) are not approaching us, maybe they are busy. So we should affiliate more with them, that way the succession is much more smooth.”
“I spoke to Kwabena Kwabena and he said we should go to the studio. So if I had not spoken to him, I would never have had the opportunity to work with him,” Abiana said.
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