While many music producers are crying wolf about the daunting challenges embedded in the music industry, young renowned producer Godfred Frimpong says he has found solace and fulfillment in the gospel music genre.
The hardworking producer tells this writer that he has found comfort and peace of mind producer gospel artistes and investing in that genre of the industry.
According to Godfred, dealing with gospel artistes is not as difficult as dealing with secular musicians in terms of attitude and long-term professional relationships. ” I don’t mean that gospel artistes are calm and sober. I mean gospel artists do not give that kind of pressure of pulling media stunts that breed controversy and conflict.”
While many music producers are crying wolf about the daunting challenges embedded in the music industry, youGodfred Frimpong is an entrepreneur and music producer who has tried his hands on both secular and gospel genres. Some of his notable works as an Executive Producer are “Yesu Nti” album by Comfort Asante, “Ye Mame” by gospel sensation Brother Eugene and “Ewurade” by Norris Oppong, a.k.a Brother Oppong. ng renowned producer Godfred Frimpong says he has found solace and fulfillment in the gospel music genre.
He said gospel artistes are not easily influenced or carried away by fame and negative public opinions that lead many celebrities into pompous lifestyles and the illusive perception that they are better than the ones managing them. hile many music producers are crying wolf about the daunting challenges embedded in the music industry, young renowned producer Godfred Frimpong says he has found solace and fulfillment in the gospel music genre.
“It is a blessing and it offers great peace of mind dealing with artistes who are understanding and loyal to the hands that brought them into the limelight and is still managing them.
Godfred has more music works up his sleeves and calls for more investment into the entertainment industry by government.
