Shatta Michy, a well-known artist from Ghana, recently spoke out about the pressure female artists face to use their bodies to gain attention and success in the music industry.
However, she praised Gyakie, another artist, for changing the narrative and proving that great music can be made without exposing oneself.
During an appearance on the Ladies Circle on TV3, Shatta Michy commended Gyakie for her approach to music and setting a positive example for young female artists.
She believes that Gyakie’s success shows that talent and artistry should be the focus, rather than relying on one’s body to gain attention.
Shatta Michy hopes that more female artists, including herself, will follow in Gyakie’s footsteps and focus on their talent and artistry.
She wants to build a sound that is quality and does not rely on sexuality to sell. Michy believes that music can be classy and still incorporate sexuality in a tasteful way.
Shatta Michy and Gyakie are inspiring change in the music industry by showing that talent and artistry should be the focus, rather than relying on one’s body to gain attention.
They are setting a positive example for young female artists and paving the way for a new generation of musicians.
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