Ghanaian actress and singer Yaa Jackson has made it clear that recognition from the music industry isn’t what fuels her passion. Despite being overlooked for major music awards, she says the love and loyalty of her fanbase mean far more to her than any trophy ever could.
Yaa, known for her single “Moses,” shared that she isn’t discouraged by the lack of accolades. Instead, she remains focused on creating music that resonates emotionally with her listeners. She believes that her value as an artist comes from her ability to connect with people, not from industry validation.
She also touched on the difficulties associated with landing music collaborations. While acknowledging that getting features can sometimes be challenging, she remains thankful for the opportunities she’s had and the artists who’ve worked with her.
Among those supporters is dancehall star Shatta Wale, who recently endorsed her new release. Yaa expressed her deep appreciation for his backing, describing it as a major boost for her project.
Her message to critics and fans alike is clear: she’s not chasing trophies—she’s here to make music that leaves a lasting impression.
Source: NewsandVibes.com
