Olivetheboy’s bold advice to aspiring artists

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Ghanaian singer and songwriter, Joel Ofori Bonsu, popularly known by his stage name Olivetheboy, recently shared some insightful perspectives during a conversation with B Ice on Agyenkwa FM which was closely followed by News & Vibes.

The talented ‘GoodSin’ crooner emphasized that artists should not shy away from drawing inspiration from various sources, emphasizing that true creativity often stems from building upon existing ideas.

Encouraging artists to fearlessly incorporate elements from different cultures while staying true to their roots, Olievtheboy stressed the importance of refining and enhancing borrowed concepts to create something uniquely exceptional.

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Moreover, he highlighted the importance of taking risks in the music industry, suggesting that stepping out of one’s comfort zone is often a crucial step towards achieving success.

Olievtheboy also underscored the significance of artists staying open-minded and receptive to new ideas, emphasizing that embracing diversity and innovation can lead to groundbreaking creations in music.

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In addition, the young artist elaborated on the essential steps artists must take to thrive in the competitive music landscape, advocating for a proactive approach that involves actively seeking out new opportunities and collaborations.

Emphasizing the value of remaining open to different viewpoints and influences, Olivetheboy suggested that incorporating fresh perspectives and ideas can lead to significant growth and creative exploration in the artistic journey.

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Overall, Olievtheboy’s insightful remarks underscore the importance of creativity, risk-taking, and continuous learning in the pursuit of musical excellence, serving as a source of inspiration for aspiring artists looking to make their mark in the industry.

“You shouldn’t be afraid of picking from a culture and adding it to yours. It’s actually good to do stuff for your culture…promote your own culture, but you should try and refine what you have.”

Watch the interview below:

Source: NewsandVibes.com

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