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Gyakie is my female version – Bisa Kdei praises singer’s musical style

Ghanaian highlife musician Bisa Kdei has described singer Gyakie as his female musical equivalent, citing similarities in their vocal delivery and musical style. Speaking in an interview, the Mansa hitmaker praised Gyakie’s talent, particularly her songwriting ability and the distinctive qualities of her voice. He said he often likens the young singer to himself because […]

Gyakie is my female version – Bisa Kdei praises singer’s musical style

Ghanaian highlife musician Bisa Kdei has praised singer Gyakie, describing her as his female musical equivalent based on their vocal delivery and musical style. In an interview, the Mansa hitmaker commended Gyakie's talent, highlighting her songwriting expertise and the unique characteristics of her voice. Bisa Kdei stated that he frequently compares the young singer to himself due to the evident parallels in their music, particularly regarding vocal resonance and certain vocal expressions.

"She's an amazing writer. She's fantastic. You know, she's the female version of Bisa Kdei," he remarked. The musician elaborated that Gyakie's style mirrors his own, emphasizing their shared use of vocal expressions in their songs. "She has the same resonance as me. You know, the way I sing, the hisses, she has the same thing," he added.

Bisa Kdei made it clear that he had not mentored Gyakie, despite acknowledging the similarities in their musical approaches. Among other revelations in the interview, Bisa Kdei shed light on his role as a music producer and songwriter, an aspect of his career that often goes unnoticed by the public. He mentioned producing several songs, such as Mansa, Chingam, Pimpina, Sapepepe, and One of Your Own.

Additionally, he clarified that while he did not participate in producing Odoka Pinta, he contributed to its mixing. When questioned about the limited public awareness of his production work, Bisa Kdei attributed it to the limited inquiries people make about this facet of his career.

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