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I’ll forever be remembered for my Christmas songs – Kaakyire Kwame Appiah

In an interview on Property FM, Highlife musician Kaakyire Kwame Appiah discussed his inclination towards creating Christmas songs.The artist, who recently unveiled his latest track, ‘Di Me Bronya’, e...

In an interview on Property FM, Highlife musician Kaakyire Kwame Appiah discussed his inclination towards creating Christmas songs.

The artist, who recently unveiled his latest track, ‘Di Me Bronya’, expressed his belief that he could have earned a substantial amount of money from his new song if cassettes and CDs were still as popular as they were in the past.

Kaakyire Kwame Appiah considers his Christmas songs to be a lasting legacy that future generations can enjoy even after his death.

He also mentioned that his decision to focus on Christmas songs was driven by a desire to stand out among his peers in the industry.

Additionally, he expressed gratitude towards Ghanaians for their unwavering support whenever he releases a Christmas song.

He said, “When I started doing music I decided that apart from doing love songs, songs for different occasions and situations, I wanted to be unique.

So I thought of doing Christmas songs which will stay with me for the rest of my life because one day we will surely die and leave the face of this earth.”

“….And when you die what will show that you left a legacy behind but I can say 100 percent that when I die there will be a signature against my name.

This is what I did in my lifetime and it’ll be there for generations yet unborn to witness so I’m proud of doing Christmas songs and I’m very excited.”

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