Musician Kuami Eugene, also known as the Rockstar, has shared why he switched from gospel to secular music. He explained that upcoming gospel artistes struggle to break through and gain recognition due to the way the gospel music fraternity in Ghana is structured. The Rock Star spoke in a recent interview on Joy Prime’s Changes […]
Our industry structure doesn’t benefit upcoming gospel artiste – Kuami Eugene
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