By D.Klass GH 
Ghanaian singer Kuami Eugene has responded to ongoing allegations that he steals music by sampling other artists’ works.
In an interview with Andy Dosty on Accra-based Hitz Fm, monitored by Dklassgh.Com, Kuami Eugene clarified misconceptions surrounding his creative process.
“I don’t ‘steal’ music,” Kuami Eugene asserted firmly, countering the persistent rumours that have surrounded his work.
He emphasized that as an artist, he draws inspiration from a variety of sources, often incorporating unique elements to develop his own distinctive sound.
“Every artist takes influences from different places,” he explained, highlighting the collaborative nature of the music industry.
In support of the widespread habit of stealing lyrics or melodies, Eugene cited well-known Nigerian musicians Davido and Wizkid as well as famous personalities like Michael Jackson.
“There’s nothing wrong with taking a line or two and modifying it to fit my style,” he stated confidently.
“It’s a part of how we create music, and it’s something that professional musicians do all the time.”
Despite his explanation, Kuame Eugene expressed his frustration over the scrutiny he faces compared to other artists.
“I feel like many artists can get away with it, but for me, it’s like every time I release a hit that includes a line reminiscent of another artist’s work, I’m criticized,” he lamented.
“It’s disheartening because I put a lot of effort into making my music original while drawing inspiration.”
His remarks shed light on the broader conversation about originality and creativity within the music industry.
Kuami Eugene’s willingness to address these allegations head-on demonstrates his commitment to his craft and the respect he has for his fellow artists.
As the interview continued, he reiterated that music is an evolving art form that thrives on inspiration and collaboration.
“At the end of the day, we’re all trying to create something beautiful that resonates with our audience,” he concluded.
Source: Dklassgh.Com