Ghanaian singer and songwriter Gyakie took centre stage at the second edition of the OkayAfrica Culture Cafe held at Jambo Spaces in Ghana, where she connected with fans and industry players through an evening of music, storytelling and conversation.
Moderated by Ghanaian host and creative Olele Salvador, the event brought together music lovers, journalists, creatives and key figures from the entertainment industry for an intimate discussion around African music and culture.
As the guest artiste for the Ghana edition of Culture Cafe, Gyakie opened up about her journey in music, reflecting on some of the experiences that have shaped her career and contributed to her rise as one of Ghana’s contemporary music voices.
The singer also revisited important moments from her career, offering insights into her growth as an artiste and the stories behind some of her well-known songs.
Beyond the conversation, the event provided fans and members of the media with an opportunity to engage Gyakie directly during an interactive question-and-answer session.
Questions from the audience touched on her experiences in the music industry, creative process, and what she has planned for the next phase of her career, giving attendees a more personal perspective on the artiste beyond her recorded music.
The evening wrapped up with a performance from Kasea, adding a live musical element to an event that brought together conversation, creativity and community.
The OkayAfrica Culture Cafe continues to create spaces for conversations around African culture and creativity, while providing artistes with an opportunity to connect directly with audiences, media and industry stakeholders in an intimate setting.
For Gyakie, the event offered another opportunity to reflect on her journey, connect with her audience and share more of the story behind the music.
