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Gyakie Shares The Inspiration That Fuels Her Music

April 12, 2024
Esther Korantemaa Offeiby Esther Korantemaa Offei
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Gyakie Shares The Inspiration That Fuels Her Music

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Ghanaian musician Gyakie has shed light on her creative process, revealing a penchant for working in the dark and crafting narratives inspired by personal experiences or imaginative scenarios.

Gyakie emphasized her preference for an ambiance that fosters introspection and creative flow.

“I like recording in the dark. When I’m working with my favorite producers, it’s always a plus for me. I listen to the beats and try to imagine what storyline would work with them.”

Gyakie

She explained that she draws inspiration from her own life experiences when crafting songs.

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“If I’m in a particular situation at the moment of recording, it makes it easier because I’m able to actually talk about what I’m experiencing. But if I’m not, sometimes I create a story in my mind and then I write that story into the song.”

Gyakie

Gyakie expressed appreciation for the collaborative aspect of music production, highlighting the importance of a strong working relationship with her producers.

Looking ahead, Gyakie teased her fans about exciting projects in the pipeline.

“All my producers that I’m comfortable working with are people that I’m able to have a working relationship with. I like producers that can explore, and bring crazy ideas and sounds.

“This year everything is going to come back. The album is coming, and a couple more singles will even come before the album, vibe with me with Gyakie will also come on this year, so this year be ready to be sick of me.”

Gyakie

Reflecting on the Ghanaian music industry’s recent successes, Gyakie expressed optimism for its future.

“2023 and 2024 have been very good years for the Ghanaian industry. There’s already been like, I can count maybe 5 or 6 songs that are buzzing. So, I think this year is looking really, really, really good and I’m so proud of where we are headed.”

Gyakie

With her unique creative approach and promising projects on the horizon, Gyakie continues to solidify her position as one of Ghana’s most exciting musical talents.

Fans eagerly await the release of her upcoming album and singles, anticipating more of the captivating melodies and heartfelt lyrics that have become her signature.

Broken Heart Inspired Latest Track

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Gyakie

Gyakie opened up about the emotional turmoil that inspired her to write her latest song, “December.”

The ‘Rent Free’ hitmaker disclosed that following a disappointment and broken heart from a ‘special someone’, she decided to put her thoughts together to compose ‘December’ to deal with her emotions.

“It is fully broken heart. It’s actually one of the songs I wrote when I was actually in one of my sad moments and I wrote it in Paris. Every word in the song is literally direct. A special someone disappointed me. The story is in the lyrics of the song. When you read the lyrics, you will understand what I mean more.” 

Gyakie

The singer also revealed the severity of her emotional struggle, mentioning that she even grappled with suicidal thoughts.

“I felt I needed to start again in terms of my sound. I felt disconnected from reality as well. So, from the start of the year, I used that time to discover myself,” she shared.

According to her, ‘December’ which is the singer’s first release of the year was supposed to have been released last year during the festive season.

However, she had dropped her hit song ‘Rent Free’ at the time, hence her decision to allow the song to be enjoyed by Ghanaians to its maximum before dropping another banger.

Gyakie also revealed that she is very careful and tries as much as she can to stay away from trouble.

According to her, she is cautious about the brand she has built for years and wouldn’t want to lose it.

“I think my trouble is topping the charts and dropping the bangers. That’s a good trouble. I’m very particular about that. In as much as I’m living my life, I’m very careful with the kind of brand that has been built which in a second you could lose it all. There are certain things that I would want to do in public but I’m unable to because of the brand I have built.”

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