Ghanaian R&B and afro-fusion artist, Jackline Acheampong, professionally known as Gyakie, has offered insight into her creative approach, disclosing a fondness for working in dimly lit environments and developing storylines drawn from personal encounters.
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During an interview with Helen Appiah-Ampofo on 3FM Sunrise Morning Show on April 12, she said “I like recording in the dark.”
“When I’m working with my favorite producers, it’s always a plus for me. I listen to the beats and try to imagine what storyline would work with them,” she asserted.
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The “Rent Free” hitmaker explained that she draws inspiration from her own life experiences when crafting songs.
“If I’m in a particular situation at the moment of recording, it makes it easier because I’m able to actually talk about what I’m experiencing,” she said.
“But if I’m not, sometimes I create a story in my mind and then I write that story into the song.”


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