It’s tough reaching out to the latest crop of musicians to work with – MzBel laments

Belinda Nana Ekua Amoah, the celebrated Ghanaian hip-life artist known by her stage name MzBel, has addressed the challenges she currently faces when attempting to collaborate with emerging and young musicians in the industry.

MzBel stated on Adwuma Adwuma with Felicia Osei on Onua FM that finding new and young artistes to collaborate with is really challenging as they were reluctant and uninterested.

The “E dey bee” hitmaker admitted that finding other artistes to collaborate with can be difficult because neither of them will accept nor reject offers, which leads to uncertainty.

“The new crop of artistes when you want to get them to collaborate with you, it’s such a long process and I feel like we are in the same industry so when some other artiste needs your help, you don’t drag things,” she said

She went on to say that the explanations offered by these artistes are not particularly convincing.

MzBel suggested that instead of rejecting requests to collaborate since they are all in the music industry, they should cooperate and be transparent about their schedules to make things easier.

The songstress claimed that she has not collaborated with any due to the discomfort of getting the new and young ones to work with.

The late Castro, Kofi Kinaata, Shiloh, and Screw Face were the artistes she gushed about how much she liked working with.

“I have not done a lot of collaboration with artistes aside from Castro, I really felt comfortable around him but I also have songs with Kofi Kinaata, Shiloh, and Screw Face,” she pointed out.

The successful entrepreneur serves as a global ambassador for those with disabilities. Since 2006, Mzbel has graced Ghanaians with popular songs such as “16 years,” “Awoso me,” “E dey bee,” “Asibolanaga,” and “Saucy Girl.”