Gyakie Becomes First African Woman To Partner With Spotify

Promising Ghanaian Songstress, Jackline Acheampong, also known as Gyakie has become the first African woman to partner with the Swedish audio streaming platform, Spotify.

This feat of hers has landed her an appearance on a billboard at Times Square in New York.

Gyakie’s existence in the music industry hasn’t been that long but she has managed to break international boundaries with her craft.

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The young Ghanaian soul singer has accomplished a great deal in her brief musical career, and she should be commended for her enormous achievements.

In a post she made on her Instagram page, the singer expressed her joy for her latest achievement, expressing her gratitude for the honor.

She wrote; “I am deeply honoured to be the first African woman to partner with @Spotify for Equal. This is huge for so many women across the continent and the entire globe…” P.S: We made it to Times Square 💛 Image by @CommonJuls

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See the post below:

https://www.instagram.com/p/COSosvtpBir/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Meanwhile, Ghanaian radio personality, DJ Slim has said that Gyakie is overrated and a one-way artiste, thus she is lazy. According to him, the management of the singer should groom her in order to maintain her relevancy in the game.

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He said that failure to listen to his advise may jeopardize the singer’s career for good. He said that he has seen a lot of musicians who refused to adhere to constructive criticism and in the end, had themselves to blame after their career sunk.

Source: Kingaziz.com