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According to Epixode, being a father altered his views on his musical taste and the kind of legacy that should surround his brand.
The Ghanaian Dancehall and Highlife expert spoke with co-hosts Berla Mundi and AJ Sarpong on TV3 New Day about his musical career. He said that becoming a father changed him since he wanted his daughter to enjoy his musical works.
“I think when I had my daughter, she’s 5 years and will be 6 this year it opened me up to not just being a dad but the music. What I ask myself is 5 years from now will my daughter be proud to play my music when she is with her friends?? So you know then I can’t do slack music or certain type of music and that is where the growth stems from.”
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Epixode, who recently strayed from dancehall to create the masterpiece known as “Atia,” highlighted how much his mother’s skill as a musician affected him.
“Looking at the legacy the family left with music, I think is right that I continue it. It might not be in the same space but it will just be nice to have a good representation of the family,” he added