Famous music producer Fredyma has given performers advice on how to receive accolades on stage with grace. Fredyma advises artists not to use the chance to advertise their own businesses or upcoming projects and to make their acceptance speeches succinct.
“Keep your speech brief and to the point,” Fredyma advised in an interview on Accra’s Power FM. “Avoid using the platform to announce your next album or single. Just thank your fans and exit the stage.”
Fredyma’s counsel is intended to preserve the caliber and tempo of award events, which are occasionally overshadowed by speeches that are overly long and self-serving. Artists can express their gratitude for their prizes without taking away from the overall viewing experience by making their statements succinct.
Fred Kyei Mensah, popularly known as Fredyma, is a seasoned music producer and sound engineer with a career spanning over three decades.
Hailing from Agogo, Fredyma has made significant contributions to the Ghanaian music industry, including producing notable works such as the population and census jingle for the Ghana Statistical Service in 2010.
He has also collaborated with prominent artists like Mzbel, showcasing his expertise and dedication to his craft. Despite his impressive 38-year career, Fredyma has yet to receive a major award, a testament to the often-underappreciated role of producers and sound engineers in the music industry.
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