KiDi Hails Fameye’s Unique Songwriting Gift, Says He Carries a Special Spirit

Ghanaian musician KiDi has praised fellow singer Fameye for his exceptional songwriting abilities, describing him as an artiste with a unique creative gift that distinguishes him from many musicians in Ghana.

The Touch It hitmaker said Fameye has a special ability to capture the emotions, experiences and everyday realities of Ghanaians through his lyrics, compositions and song arrangements.

Speaking in an interview, KiDi revealed that his admiration for Fameye’s artistry led him to approach the singer to write a song for his album.

He explained that they had an extensive conversation about the creative and spiritual direction he wanted the album to take before Fameye went away to work on the material.

KiDi said he deliberately did not tell Fameye that the song would eventually become the album’s opening track. Instead, he shared his vision for the project and asked him to create something that would fit the overall concept.

Fameye later returned with four songs, all of which impressed KiDi. However, one immediately stood out to him.

“I heard it, and I was like, yep, this is the one,” he recalled.

According to KiDi, the selected song captured the spiritual depth he wanted for the album, making it suitable as the opening track.

He also praised its arrangement, particularly the stripped-back instrumental sections and choir accompaniment, which gave the song a strong church-like atmosphere.

Asked why he chose Fameye over other talented Ghanaian songwriters and musicians, KiDi highlighted the singer’s distinctive creative and spiritual qualities.

“I’ve always said he carries spirits. Like, a lot of artists have that, but Fameye carries a special spirit,” he said.

He further commended Fameye’s songwriting, composition and arrangement skills, describing his music as authentically Ghanaian and deeply connected to the emotions and experiences of the people.

“His song arrangements, his song composition, his writing, it’s just something very authentically Ghanaian, authentically the emotion of a Ghanaian,” KiDi added.

Source: Adom Online