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Blakk Rasta, a Ghanaian Reggae artist and presenter, has expressed his dissatisfaction with fellow musicians’ continued rejection of his collaboration requests.
Blakk Rasta, at the Asaase Radio studios, challenged musicians to adjust their perspective and quit underestimating their contemporaries.
Blakk Rasta believes that selfishness lies at the core of this issue, stating, “We lack trust in one another. It’s disheartening to see everyone solely focused on their own interests without genuinely supporting each other.”
During a conversation with King Lagazee, he emphasized the need for a collective shift in attitude among musicians.
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The reggae musician shared his surprise at the unexpected reactions he received when approaching artists for collaboration.
“Recently, I reached out to a few artists with collaboration proposals, and their responses were quite surprising,” he lamented.
Blakk Rasta said that, despite the musicians’ initial enthusiasm, he never received any follow-up or comment after delivering them his tracks.
While Blakk Rasta acknowledges that he has had opportunities to work with well-known musicians in the past, he admits that collaboration has never been his strong point.
He did, however, blame the lack of engagement to persons overestimating themselves, expecting that their participation in his songs would be a game changer.