With over 40 years of musical experience, iconic Ghanaian highlife musician Abrantie Amakye Dede shares his optimism about the future of Ghanaian music, crediting hip-hop sensation Sarkodie and Afro-dancehall maestro Stonebwoy.

Amakye Dede applauds Sarkodie and Stonebwoy for their exceptional songwriting abilities, noting their dedication to creating thoughtful and environmentally conscious music.

During a recent interview on Prekese Radio, he emphasized the significance of these artists in propelling Ghanaian music to new heights.

"I think Stonebwoy and Sarkodie are talented people who will succeed," he said, acknowledging their current dominance in the music industry.

The highlife maestro, celebrated for his timeless classics, expressed his admiration for the musical talents of Sarkodie and Stonebwoy, predicting that their music will resonate with audiences for years to come.

Amakye Dede also hinted at his daughter Jenessa Amakye Dede's emerging music career in the UK, envisioning her eventual ascent to stardom in the industry.

As one of Ghana's most esteemed musical figures, Amakye Dede's impact on the country's music scene is unparalleled. His captivating stage presence and extensive discography, including hits like ‘Brebrebe Yi’, ‘Mensuro’, ‘Mabre’, ‘Broken Promises’, ‘Sokoo Na Mmaa Pe’, ‘To Be A Man Na War’, and ‘Iron Boy’, have solidified his status as a national treasure.

Throughout his illustrious career, Amakye Dede has transcended various musical genres, spanning soca, calypso, lovers rock, and pop, leaving an enduring mark on the global music landscape. His catalog of over 30 albums attests to his enduring legacy and innovative spirit, firmly establishing his place in the annals of Ghanaian music history.