In a surprising revelation, Pandy Bobby, the reigning artist of the year at the Upper East Region (UER) Awards, claims to have shattered the age-old curse that seemed to plague previous winners in the region. These winners, he suggests, were under the mystical influence of genies, which hindered them from producing hit songs after securing the prestigious title.
During an interview with Mr. Lexis on A1 Radio’s Daybreak Upper East Show, Pandy Bobby, known for his just-released song “Yine Panga,” shed light on a troubling pattern among past artistes of the year in the UER. According to him, many of these talented musicians struggled to create chart-topping hits following their victories.
“It’s been a noticeable trend,” Pandy remarked, “If you win the artist of the year award in this region and you don’t proceed with caution, you might find it difficult to produce another hit song. We saw it happen with B-Wayne, Rock City, and Nambawan. However, Nambawan has recently made a comeback, and now, after my wins, including ‘Love Story’ and ‘Friday,’ I’ve released ‘Yine Panga.’”
While Pandy couldn’t decipher the mystery behind this post-victory downfall, he confidently proclaimed that he had broken this spell. He pointed out that, as the current artist of the year, he’s virtually guaranteed a nomination next year, and he’s determined to set a new record for consistent wins in the history of the award scheme.
Pandy Bobby’s story is not just one of musical success but also of overcoming superstitions and ushering in a new era for UER’s artistes of the year. With his determination and talent, he’s proving that no curse can hold back true artistic excellence.
Meanwhile, you can access his newly released song dubbed ‘Yine Panga’ [HERE]
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