Safo Newman, a rising Ghanaian musician, recently opened up about facing pressure to use illicit substances to enhance his confidence on stage. Despite these suggestions, he remains resolute in sticking to his principles and refusing to compromise his identity.
During an interview on Hitz FM, Safo revealed, “People have actually recommended that I should do some of these things [drugs] so that I will go wild [on stage]. I won’t be doing that. I don’t think I can do that.” This statement highlights his commitment to staying true to himself and not succumbing to external pressures.
Acknowledging criticisms of his calm stage presence, Safo emphasized that everyone has different temperaments, and his introverted nature should be accepted and respected. He expressed that he is working on improving his weaknesses while staying focused on creating music that not only entertains but also conveys meaningful messages.
Since gaining recognition with his hit track “Akokoa,” Safo has faced scrutiny for his fashion choices and perceived lack of energy during live performances. However, he takes these critiques constructively and is dedicated to honing his craft and delivering compelling music to his audience.
Reflecting on his musical journey, Safo disclosed that his career took off in 2019 with the release of a patriotic song titled “Brofo” for the Bureau of Ghana Languages (BGL). This track was a demonstration of his commitment to his country and cultural heritage, showcasing his versatility as an artist.
Safo Newman has quickly emerged as a promising talent in the Ghanaian music scene, and his determination to stay authentic and true to himself sets him apart from the crowd. As he continues to evolve as an artist, he remains focused on creating music that resonates with his audience and leaves a lasting impact.
