Akesse Brempong, the gospel artist, has conveyed his delight regarding the prosperity of the gospel music sector in Ghana.
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On Facebook, Akesse Brempong posted expressing his optimism about the gospel music industry, stating that the current advancements give him confidence that there will be an outstanding transformation in the industry.
“Ghana’s gospel music industry is on the verge of soaring! We are about to witness a phenomenal turn of events within our space,” he stated.
“It is in 2023 and the Ghanaian church has risen to the occasion. I’m hearing about churches starting record labels and my heart leaps for joy. The Maker’s House Chapel International, the International Central Gospel Church, the Keeper’s House Chapel International and the Harvest Chapel International starting record labels, I believe, is a catalyst for the much needed growth we’ve longed for.
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“Ghana’s gospel music industry is on the verge of soaring! We are about to witness a phenomenal turn of events within our space.
Back in 2018, I spoke about the involvement of “the church” in the Ghanaian gospel music space. Since the church is the biggest consumer of gospel music and number one producer of gospel musicians, it was expedient the church superintendents over the production and promotion of the art form (music) and the welfare of the players (musicians) within the space.
Again, the church has the capacity to scale up things in terms of production and promotion of the art form (music) which is much needed in our space.
It is in 2023 and the Ghanaian church has risen to the occasion. I’m hearing about churches starting record labels and my heart leaps for joy. The Maker’s House Chapel International, the International Central Gospel Church, the Keeper’s House Chapel International and the Harvest Chapel International starting record labels, I believe, is a catalyst for the much needed growth we’ve longed for.
It’s a great time to be alive.
Congratulations to the churches on the turf. Let’s play ball.”
