I couldn’t care less if people play my old songs – ‘Repented’ Yaw Siki
Gospel musician Yaw Siki says he has no problem with people continuing to play his old secular songs, despite his decision to leave his former music career behind following his conversion to Christianity. The former highlife musician, who rose to fame with his hit song Wo Pe Dodo, said he no longer identifies with the […]
Gospel musician Yaw Siki has no qualms about his old secular songs still being played, even after converting to Christianity. The former highlife singer, known for his hit "Wo Pe Dodo," no longer identifies with his previous music but cannot stop radio stations and listeners from continuing to play it. Yaw Siki stated, "I can't stop them, but then I don't have anything to do with it anymore.
It's in your past, it's there, then gone. Yes, all things are passed away." He has shifted his focus to promoting the gospel and sharing a new message through his music. Yaw Siki explained that he doesn't care if people choose to play his old songs or not, as he is now focused on a new agenda, purpose, and direction. He performs parts of his old songs occasionally to help people understand his personal transformation and the significance of his faith journey.
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