Keeny Ice feels disappointed about the recognition he gets from Ghana's music industry. The musician works hard to promote Ghanaian music around the world but feels ignored at home. He says his music shows his talent but people still don't give him proper credit. Industry leaders keep expecting more from him without offering better support. The artist believes local support should match the high expectations placed on him.
His song Frazz with Chief One reached the top of iTunes charts and hit number 23 on YouTube's global trending list. Telecel Ghana Music Awards nominated him for their Unsung category this year. Keeny Ice released Border Vibes and Soundcheck EPs that helped build his reputation. He worked with popular artists like Camidoh on various music projects. The performer appeared at major events like Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Nominees Jam and Ghana Naija Beach Rave.
The musician thinks Ghana needs to do more for rising artists like himself. His comments reveal problems that many new talents face in the country's music scene. Keeny Ice wants better industry support for emerging musicians. He believes talented artists deserve more recognition from local music leaders. The situation shows bigger challenges facing Ghana's developing music industry.
His song Frazz with Chief One reached the top of iTunes charts and hit number 23 on YouTube's global trending list. Telecel Ghana Music Awards nominated him for their Unsung category this year. Keeny Ice released Border Vibes and Soundcheck EPs that helped build his reputation. He worked with popular artists like Camidoh on various music projects. The performer appeared at major events like Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Nominees Jam and Ghana Naija Beach Rave.
The musician thinks Ghana needs to do more for rising artists like himself. His comments reveal problems that many new talents face in the country's music scene. Keeny Ice wants better industry support for emerging musicians. He believes talented artists deserve more recognition from local music leaders. The situation shows bigger challenges facing Ghana's developing music industry.
