Kumawood Stars Who Have Delved Into Music
Kumawood is mostly about the production of Akan movies, but there are few music talents whom this industry has produced through soundtracks.
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The Kumawood movie industry originates from Kumasi and adds up to the two movie industries we have in Ghana. Therefore, actors and actresses based in this industry are called the Kumawood movie stars.
Over the years, the have been some Kumawood actors and actresses whose passion and love for music have driven them into making it. And hint of them getting into the music scenes caught the attention of Ghanaians.
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Also, this brought lots of social media trends because of how surprised followers were to see their first singles drop. This led to a whole lot of debates, and many were craving to listen to their songs.
Besides, these Kumawood stars are making it now in the music industry, especially in the Ashanti Region. Some Kumawood movie stars have had their music performing better on streaming platforms than some musicians in Ghana.
This has got Ghanaians liking and following their music together with their acting, and this shows how adaptable these Kumawood movie stars are.
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Relax and check the list of the Kumawood movie stars who have now delved into making music;
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Kwaku Manu
He is a Kumawood actor and has quite a number of songs. Kwaku Manu has a popular track, Adoma, featuring Gallaxy.
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Yaa Jackson
She is also a Kumawood actress who started as a kid actress. Some of her songs include “Ehwe Papa.”
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Kwadwo Nkansah
Kwadwo Nkansah, widely known as Lil Win, is a comic actor and has featured musicians like Kwame Eugene, Article One, and others on his songs. Kwadwo Nkansah’s songs are “Ladder” and others.
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Frank Naro
The actor, a gem from the Kumawood industry, now has super tracks like “Abena.”
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Emelia Brobbey
She has featured Wendy Shay, Prince Bright, and Kwame Eugene on her songs.
