Kwaisey Pee

Award-winning Ghanaian singer, songwriter, and composer Kwaisey Pee says he does not need to beef with other artiste before making a name for himself or making news on social media. According to Kwaisey Pee, who was speaking on his alleged beef with AMG boss Criss Waddle, he had never had any disagreement with him, describing Criss Waddle as his "little brother." When asked if his perceived beef with Chris Waddle was a way of making news on social media, Kwaisey Pee-born Kwesi Poku Addae noted, "no, I’m too old for that,"  adding, "I don’t use controversies to sell my music."…

Highlife artiste Kwaisey Pee has stated that musicians in Ghana cannot rely primarily on their royalties as a source of income because it's not very appealing. Speaking on GTV’s Breakfast Show, he asserted that the royalties in Ghana are not enough and artistes need more funding to support themselves. “Yes, and I’m making money from my music, not from royalties. I have streams, and I have shows. You cannot really rely on it (royalties), especially in Ghana, but elsewhere, yes. “I get royalties from other places, but in Ghana, it’s nothing to write home about. So if you're here and…

Ghanaian highlife musician, Kwaisey Pee, has asserted that he never dreamed of doing music although his father was a musician. Speaking to Akua Sika on the Happy Evening Drive on Happy FM, Kwaisey Pee said, “Doing music came to me naturally. I didn’t plan to be a musician. Growing up, my father wanted me to be a footballer, and I wanted to go into electronics and be an electronic engineer.” According to him, at some point, he started learning and practicing electronic engineering to the extent that he started fixing broken appliances at home. “After a while, my father realized…

Kwaisey Pee, one of Ghana’s conspicuous Highlife specialists has revealed how he nearly quit music after he fell off the pecking order in the mainstream and his career hit a snag owing to the attitude of industry players. He said the frustrations he started encountering despite releasing great songs and not getting attention from Ghanaians prompted him to call it a day- as it were- with his music career. Telling Graphic Showbiz about his predicament, Pee was quoted as saying, “For the past 13 years, I have been releasing good songs but they don’t get the needed attention, they are…

Kwaisey Pee has called for prominent features between mainstream musicians, especially rappers and female vocalists to bolster their (the female artistes) mainstream relevance. The Ghanaian singer made the comment in relation to his frustration with Ghanaians not giving attention to talented songstress Yaa Yaa despite her enormous talent. “Yaa Yaa is so talented and I wonder why she is not getting the attention she needs. I know her in person and have worked with her a couple of times. She is one great singer who is versatile and never goes wrong when featured in a song.” “I will suggest Ghanaian…