Ghanastar Has Mentioned Sarkodie, Davido, Wizkid And Few Others Inspiring Him To Do Afrobeat Music.

American Ghanaian born who doubles as a singer and an actor, Samuel Addoh known by and large as Ghanastar, has divulged how listening to the likes of Sarkodie, Shatta Wale, Stonebwoy, Wizkid, Davido, Tiwa Savage and Burna Boy inspired his gain coming into music.

The Afrobeat singer who’s parents are Ghanaian decends, originating from Kumasi in the Ashanti Region, lived most of his early lifes in the New York where he had his education from junior high School and then through to the university, where he graduated with a Bachelor of arts.

His ardor for acting made him major in Theatre acting and directing. He’s also appeared on several television shows, featuring on ‘Pause with Sam Jay on HBO/HBOMAX’ and ‘My True Crime Story’ on VH1/ Apple Tv.

The singer in an apocalypse, stated how his passion for football and basketball changed after he suffered injury and couldn’t play again.

He auspiciously had his desire for singing begun in the church after the injury, since he had been taught to put God first in his early years as a Pentecostal. He sung in the church as a way of thanking God for his life.

Ghanastar begun listening to songs from Sarkodie, Davido, Stonebwoy, Wizkid and few others which later inspired his love for afrobeat music. This pushed him to put in energy and do music.

The afrobeat singer seeks to inspire generations to dream big and believe in their passion. As a Ghanaian he believes it always feels good to give back to your homeland.