“I Have Been An Underground Artiste For 4 years”- Kuami Eugene Reveals

Kuami Eugene, a contemporary highlife phenomenon, has disputed allegations that his debut song, “Angela,” made him famous from the moment he published it.

Kuami Eugene rose to prominence after releasing the song “Angela,” which became his most successful single.

Kuami Eugene stated that he was an underground musician for four years before entering MTN Hitmaker in an interview with Emelia Brobbey on the Okukuseku show.

His first song, he claims, was not “Angela,” but “Ebeyie,” which he released before becoming a mainstream musician.

Kuami Eugene has stated that his success in the music business would be attributed to God’s glory because it is what is now unfolding in his life. He also emphasized that success requires patience and God’s glory.

However, Kuami Eugene born Eugene Kwame Marfo was on born February 1, 1997. He’s signed to Lynx Entertainment and has a number of hits, including “Angela,” “Wish Me Well,” “Ohemaa,” and others.

He is well-known for songs such as “Angela,” “Wish Me Well,” “Ohemaa,” and others. In 2018, he won the Ghana Music Honors and the Ghana Music Awards UK’s New Artist awards. He was also honored by AFRIMA with the Most Promising Artiste in Africa award.

Source: Dklassgh.com