Veteran Ghanaian singer Mzbel has looked back on her two-decade journey in the music industry, acknowledging her significant impact despite never receiving an award.
Speaking at a press conference to mark her 20th anniversary, she reflected on her career, highlighting how her music and bold personality have shaped the industry.
The event, which brought together fellow artists like King Jerry, Nii Funny, and Natty Lee, served as the official launch of her anniversary celebrations.
As part of the milestone, Mzbel has lined up a series of activities, including a special concert set to take place in France next month.
Mzbel rose to fame in 2005 with her breakout hit 16 Years and went on to dominate the airwaves with songs like Awoso Me and Saucy Girl.
Her career has been marked by both success and controversy, from her daring fashion choices to her provocative lyrics.
Despite her undeniable influence on Ghanaian music, Mzbel has never won a major industry award.
However, she remains unfazed, emphasizing that her contribution to the industry extends beyond trophies. As she embarks on her anniversary celebrations, her legacy as one of Ghana’s most talked-about female artists continues to stand strong.
Source: NewsandVibes.com
Source: NewsandVibes.com
