Gospel musician Brother Sammy says its only up and coming musicians who question how lucrative the gospel industry really is.
Another gospel act Bra Paul recently made some statements in an interview with Zionfelix when he alluded to the fact that gospel music in Ghana doesn’t pay.
Responding to this in an interview with Zionfelix on Radio Univers’ ‘Brunch2Lunch’ Entertainment show, the man who responds to the alias “Sammy Tuga” said its only new artistes who will make such assumptions.
According to him, just as an apprentice cannot rub shoulders with his master, new entrants cannot enjoy the benefits established musicians have.
Brother Sammy added that some established artistes like Ohemaa Mercy charge 40000 cedis for an appearances and this is enough proof that the Ghanaian gospel industry does pay.
Brother Sammy’s new album launch comes off this weekend at the Dichemso Assemblies of God Church in Kumasi. Lots of celebrities and musicians are expected to grace the event and make it a successful one.
