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Nana Tito Is Here To Make A Mark With His Music

Ordinarily, new acts are wary of competition or how receptive the music industry would be to their introduction; not Nana Tito! Since age 10, when he started showing hints of his musical talents in Nsuta Kwamang in the Ashanti Region where he grew up, Highlife artiste, Nana Tito wanted to do big things.

So when he got signed to Skyroom Entertainment in 2017, he saw it as good opening to achieving the dream of being an accomplished musician.

Although his songs like ‘Enfa Ye Ho’ and ‘Carry Me Go’, which he released last year did not do too well, there is a strong indication that the young man’s dreams may be coming true as his latest song, Somebody Needs You, featuring Ofori Amponsah and rapper, Yaa Pono is getting a lot of attention.

With young guys like Kuami Eugene and KiDi keeping the torch alive for Highlife, it is little wonder that the genre has become so competitive and Nana Tito appreciates that.

Although the competition seems tense, especially for new acts striving to make a mark, Nana Tito says he is not in competition with any artiste as he wants to contribute his quota to making Highlife music solid and more attractive to the youth. 

“It is not about who is better or best because we have our individual skills and strengths and together, we can make progress with Highlife which is our own.

Irrespective of the popularity of other music genres, Highlife defines the culture and originality of Ghanaian music and I’m happy young artistes have stuck to it,” he stated.

Produced by Kindee, ‘Somebody Needs You’ is a piece about faithfulness and as a man, Nana Tito tells his partner to love him unconditionally. He has a good voice and brings it to bear on the more than four minutes track.

The song, released in December last year, samples Westlife’s ‘Somebody Needs You’ and Yaa Pono and Ofori Amponsah didn’t disappoint with their verses.

“My vision is to produce, inspire and entertain the world with good music. I want people to get a real understanding of good music and featuring Yaa Pono and Ofori Amponsah was the right move,” he stated.

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