Football confused me, I would have done music earlier - Kofi Kinaata
Musician Kofi Kinaata has revealed that his passion for football delayed his music career. In an interview on Opemsuo radio, he stated that football initially confused him and distracted him from his true calling.
“Football confused my music career, and I would have started earlier if not for it,’ he said. “I was a serious football player, and my coach was even angry that I was spending time in the studio instead of focusing on the sport.”
Kinaata also talked about his football team in Takoradi, which he founded out of love for his community. He revealed that he funds the team himself, and they are gradually growing. He believes that with time, the team will become one of the best in the country.”
Kofi Kinaata, born Martin King Arthur, is a Ghanaian musician, songwriter, and rapper. He was born on April 15, 1990, in Takoradi, Ghana. Kinaata is known for his unique blend of highlife, hip-hop, and contemporary African music. He is also recognized for his thought-provoking lyrics, which often focus on social and political issues.
He gained widespread recognition. He has since released several successful albums and singles, including “Made in Taadi”, “Awurade”, and “Things Fall Apart”.
Throughout his career, Kinaata has won numerous awards, including the prestigious VGMA Songwriter of the Year award. He has also collaborated with other prominent Ghanaian artists.
Kinaata is known for his energetic live performances and has performed at various music festivals and concerts in Ghana.
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