Cina Soul Says She Can't Compete With Efya On Sarkodie Features: "I'll Stick With KiDi"
- Cina Soul has eulogised Sarkodie and Efya, talking about their features being legendary in an interview on Okay FM with Abeiiku Santana
- She spoke about her relationship with Sarkodie and recounted the time she featured her on his album and how he praised her in interviews
- Meanwhile, Ghanaian singer Cina Soul recently released a song titled Too Bad, featuring rapper Sarkodie and Asakaa Boys superstar O'Kenneth
- Entertainment pundit Myers Hansen spoke about Cina Soul's new song and her standing in the music industry
Singer Cina Soul has opened up about musicians Sarkodie and Efya's features on songs, endorsing them as an incredible duo.
This comes after a video of Cina Soul's priceless reaction after hearing Sarkodie's verse for the firest time on her newly released song, Too Bad, went viral. The song also features Asakaa Boys superstar O'Kenneth.
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Cina Soul on Sarkodie and Efya features
In an exclusive interview with media personality Abeiku Santana on OkayFM, Cina Soul said she could never take singer Efya's place when it comes to collaborating with rapper Sarkodie on songs.
"I can't touch. Their collaboration, their synergy, I beg."
Abeiku Santana told her that since she did not want to take over from Efya, she would stick with KiDi. This made her laugh and hinted that that was a punchline.
Efya and Sarkodie, and KiDi and Cina Soul, are a few other Ghanaian celebrities who could have passed off as lovers based on their chemistry in the entertainment industry.
Below is the video of the first time Cina heard Sarkodie's verse:
Cina Soul eulogises Sarkodie
However, speaking about her relationship and chemistry with the Otan hitmaker, Cina Soul said that he was a legend, and she recounted a time when he approached her to feature on his album.
"Somewhere last year. I think it was last two years. He hit me up to be on his album and that was a very honourable moment for me. When he sent the song by morning, by evening he got the song. I sent the song back to him. I did not want to waste time at all."
In the same interview, Cina Soul further stated that she and Sarkodie have had that synergy from time, adding that she is always honoured when he goes on interviews talking about talented she is.
"I look up to artistes like him," Cina Soul said.
"The feature would not drive up popularity for her" - Myers
In an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, entertainment pundit Myers Hansen spoke about Cina Soul's new song Too Bad, featuring Sarkodie and O'Kenneth.
Speaking about Cina Soul's presence in the music industry, Mr Hansen said that she has always kept a quiet profile. He said that this strategy has made conversations surrounding her mainly focused on her music.
"Cina has always kept a quieter profile than others, making conversations surrounding her purely about the music and little else. That notwithstanding, she enjoys industry-wide respect."
Speaking about the feature, the seasoned entertainment pundit doubted that it would help push her up the popularity ladder. He noted that if anything, the song would rather reiterate her talent and versatility.
"I doubt that the feature did anything extra for her in terms of driving up popularity for her. If anything, it reiterates her talent and versatility, which has never been in doubt anyway."
Cina Soul rocks short blonde hairstyle
YEN.com.gh also previously reported that Ghanaian songstress Cina Soul went viral on social media after releasing amazing pictures of herself rocking a short blonde pixie-cut hairdo.
The ever-gorgeous singer flaunted her well-oiled smooth skin in an all-black ensemble for the photoshoot. Many fans commented on her hairstyle and her revealing outfit.
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Geraldine Amoah (Entertainment editor) Geraldine Amoah is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. She pursued Business Administration at Ashesi University and graduated in 2020. She has over 3 years of experience in journalism. Geraldine's professional career in journalism started at Myjoyonline at Multimedia Group Limited, where she worked as a writer. You can reach out to her at geraldine.amoah@yen.com.gh.
Myers Hansen (Music journalist and culture critic) Gabriel Myers Hansen is a Ghanaian music journalist and culture critic. For more than a decade, he has covered some of the most memorable events across West Africa's entertainment scene and profiled top stars for both local and international platforms. He is currently Regional Editor (Anglophone West Africa) for the news portal musicinafrica.net. He is the author of the forthcoming book 21 Nights in Accra: Culture Discussions and Excursions in Africa's Favourite City.
