Veteran Musician Amandzeba Nat Brew Opens Up About How He Wants To Die
Amandzeba Nat Brew of “Wogb3 gy3k3” fame has made it known that when the time comes for him to die, it should be while he was doing what he loved doing the most. As a veteran musician who has dedicated most of life to making music and performing on stage, Amadzeba believes it would be a quite remarkable to return to his Maker while doing just that.
Speaking to Hitz Fm he indicated, “Uncle Ebo Taylor is 87 and still touring the world. So what excuse do I have to sit back and not do anything? I want to die on stage. It would be beautiful. It would be fantastic, I mean where else?”
He added that he intends to be doing lots of features with younger artistes and will continue to release songs even when he is no longer doing active music. He mentioned Kwabena Kwabena, Kuame Eugene, Kidi and other young artists as ones worthy of his admiration.
He also spoke about recognizing great Ghanaians who have contributed immensely to the development of the nation’s development. People like the relatives of the legendary Tetteh Quarshie need to be recognized, in his opinion. He hailed Tetteh Quarshie as a hero who sacrificed his life to bring cocoa to Ghana.
He said Tetteh Quarshie could have been arrested and killed in the process of smuggling cocoa beans from Fernando Po to the then Gold Coast but he resiliently made the journey and delivered the beans that will benefit Ghanaians in generations to come. As such, his surviving relatives deserve recognition.
Maybe he should compose a song for Tetteh Quashie and his family members. I mean, what better way to recognize someone you really appreciate than crooning their achievements and hailing their family members on different stages all over the world?
Anyway, concerning his preferred mode of leaving the earth, we can only hope with him that his dream comes true. Wouldn’t it be “fantastic” to kick the bucket while singing sweetly about Tetteh Quarshie’s cocoa and relatives, probably on a stage in Fernando Po?
Ms. Ama Dzidzor, Staff Writer
Would write about anything. I look innocent but it's all a front. Frustrated about the shallowness of majority of Ghanaians and looking to be a part of our mental revolution. My sense of humour might just offend you. I'll slander your pastor any day.
