Celebrated Ghanaian rapper Michael Owusu Addo better known as Sarkodie has blown his horns in an interesting manner and fans cant keep calm about it.
Sarkodie speaking in an interview on CNN Africa, revealed that the collaboration with Bob Marley is one of his biggest achievement in his career.
Definitely one of the biggest moments in my life. Its not easy to be on a project like that, because were talking about Bob Marley. You know, thats likecrazy, he revealed.
He further went ahead to praise himself and blow his own horns by saying the way people relate Reggae to Bob Marley is how people see him when its about rap.
People actually think Bob Marley invented reggae. Because when you think about reggae, thats all you think about Bob Marley. Thats the benchmark, or whatever that the guys use. And thats the same thing when it comes to rap with Sarkodie. Back in Ghana, every conversation, Ive been drawn in for no reason. Thats like the person they use. Thats what I mean by in rap, Im like Bob Marley, he revealed.
He went on to add that, he never believed when the call for the feature came until the beat to the song was sent to his management, that was how he knew he had achieved something big.
I remember when the call came through, I didnt want to believe it until they sent the vocals. You knowBobs vocals. We had to use like two hours to just get the files out. These are his original vocals from way back so yes, and I did it, he told CNN Africa. After his news with CNN he has now being used as the cover art for the CNN AFRICA voice change makers on Apple Music.
At this point of his career wheres hes celebrating his wins, it worth we share this with you, Sarkodie has now being used as the cover art of CNN AFRICA voices change makers playlist on Apple Music.
Sarkodie is undoubtedly one of the biggest artist in Africa with smash hits like ofeetsor, Adonai, Coachella, country side and many others. He has also released albums which topped charts like the Mary Album No pressure Album and his recent one Jamz.
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