FLOWKING STONE
did great but he was just minding his business.
He was doing something but he wasn’t so
loud.
CLS: ‘Not so loud’, we will leave it at
that. One of the major issues that come
up each year during the Ghana Music
Awards has to do with organizers being
bias towards artistes from the south as
against the rest.
FLS: A year ago, I would have given you a
straight forward answer. Maybe I don’t care as
much these days.
CLS: Because you’re tired of
complaining or because you’re getting
old?
FLS: Hahaha no it’s not because I’m getting
old. I think the more you focus on that, the
more you get disappointed. So I rather not
focus on it. If you don’t make that your focus
and you get that recognition, I think it’s more
fulfilling.
CLS: What is your take on the state of
security in this country following the
situation in Kumasi?
FLS: I think our politicians must look further
than themselves and their families. They
create some of these things that happen. For
some political reasons they create these
problems. If care is not taken and they get to
the next level, only God knows what will
happen in this country. It saddens me when
these people want to play with us for political
gains. We can only pray for the best.
CLS: Let’s draw the curtains on our
conversation. Any concert for
Flowking’s fans?
FLS: Oh yeah, we are putting a tour together
for the Gifted 2 album this year so they should
watch out for it.
CLS: It’s been great talking to you.
FLS: The feeling is mutual. Just don’t twist
my words hahaha