Music is a constant joy, and there’s no denying the extra thrill of the promise of a fresh year of brand new tunes. While of course music fans will continue their long-standing love affairs with established artists, the excitement of discovering completely new acts – the rising singer-songwriters, the bands who have spent years working on their craft, the painfully talented musicians who have so much to offer on a global stage – is even more appealing.
You’ve seen our DJs and Breakthrough DJs of 2018 play near-perfect sets all around the world, you’ve seen our stars of the year shine brighter than the rest over the last 12 months and you know what songs dominated the year just gone. But what about 2019, what about the next 12 months, who should you be listening to and keeping an eye on?
Ghanaian singer-songwriter and sound engineer, Blak P. has already started to make a sizeable impact on the industry in Ghana, but in case he’s not on your radar yet, here’s what you need to know: the young lad is already a superstar, who does rap genre of music, and sings better off, with critiques quizzing his strength.
Having been described as “witty, intelligent, an extrovert and piercingly insightful”, born Adu Patrick, who hails from the hails from the Ashanti Region is preferably one of the fast rising artiste to add to your list of music acts to go and see in 2019. His artistry prowess and vocal dexterity has been the talk of most show business practictioner, as young chap is practically good at what he does.
Blak P. being a young chap has been working with lot of great mainstream artistes, including Yaa Pono, and the truth is, being an unheard artiste didn’t deter him from achieving his goal. a situation he reveal was a period of grooming. The sound engineer has a song to his credit, tagged in a native lingo, ”Gyae Saa” simply meaning, ”Stop That” and has the objective of seizing women abuse.
The Ghanaian singer-songwriter, rapper and sound engineer, his music industry debut last year, after striving as an up and coming act. The singer and sound engineer, who inhabits the Greater Accra Regional capital says he’s eager to “be a good role model for the younger generation” – and he’s doing this by entering the industry with all the morale garnered underground. He’s only released one track so far, but it absolutely slays. He’s one to watch out for.
Connect with Blak P on:
Facebook: Blakpgh
Instagram: BlakPgh
Twitter: BlakP2
Youtube: Blakpgh Official
Snapchat: BlakPgh
By: Gerrard-Israel
