I see myself in King Paluta – Legendary Lord Kenya tips Oseikrom star to win Artist of the year
Speaking on Kessben FM in Accra, former rapper turned pastor, Lord Kenya, expressed admiration for rising star King Paluta, drawing parallels between their careers and predicting Paluta’s victory at the upcoming Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA).
Lord Kenya, known for his groundbreaking contributions to Ghanaian hiplife music in the early 2000s, sees a reflection of his younger self in King Paluta. He noted, “When I listen to King Paluta, I hear echoes of my own journey, his energy, his storytelling, and his authenticity resonate deeply with me.” This connection underscores the generational bridge between the two artists, highlighting the evolution of Ghanaian music.
King Paluta, has had a remarkable rise in the Ghanaian music scene. In 2024, he released several hit singles, including “Odo Bi Ye Bad,” “Aseda,” “Makoma,” and “For the Popping (Apicki),” which garnered significant attention both locally and internationally . He also featured on over 40 songs, performed at 115 shows, and released a successful album, “Give Time Some Time” . His achievements have positioned him as a strong contender for the TGMA Artist of the Year award.
Lord Kenya’s endorsement carries significant weight, given his status as a pioneer in the hiplife genre. His prediction of King Paluta’s success at the TGMA not only boosts Paluta’s profile but also bridges the gap between the old and new guard of Ghanaian music.
As the 2025 TGMA approaches, all eyes will be on King Paluta to see if he can fulfill the prophecy laid out by Lord Kenya. Regardless of the outcome, the support from a seasoned artist like Lord Kenya underscores the promising future of Ghana’s music industry and the potential for new talents to rise to prominence.
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