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Ghanaian reggae and dancehall artiste, Ras Kuuku, has waded into the Highlife debate.
A section of people holds the perception that Highlife music has died.
The debate about Highlife being dead stems from the emergence of other genres in Ghana.
During an interview with Amansan Krakye on Property FM, the Puom Music boss explained why Highlife is not dead.
“Highlife is still alive and it is never dead, so anyone who says Highlife isn’t existing anymore is telling lies and not being factual.
“If you listen to the kind of Highlife Amakye Dede did, it isn’t like the way Paa Bobo did his Highlife, so everyone has got their unique way of doing theirs.
“Even the afrobeats we have is Highlife just that with some of the afrobeats, they infuse Amapiano beats into it, but it’s still Highlife,” he reportedly said.
Ras Kuuku further stated: “As we move forward, some of the things we use to produce beats change, so if you don’t hear the Highlife of yesteryears, it doesn’t means it’s dead.”
