Barosky, the veteran highlife musician Isaac Obeng Mensah, returned to Ghana on Monday, September 7 after a distressing period in Manchester. The government, through Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, confirmed that the repatriation was fully sponsored and that the musician is receiving psychosocial and financial support to aid his reintegration.
On Wednesday, September 9, Appietus, a prominent Ghanaian music producer and sound engineer, shared a video on Facebook showing the two together in a studio. The clip captures them singing side‑by‑side, offering a glimpse of Barosky’s first public appearance since his return.
Although Appietus did not disclose what they were working on, the footage suggests a potential collaboration that could signal a fresh chapter for Barosky in the Ghanaian music scene. The session has been welcomed by fans who had followed the troubling images circulating on social media in recent weeks.
Appietus, born Appiah Dankwah, has long worked with leading Ghanaian artists and has previously collaborated with Barosky in the highlife and hiplife circuits. Their reunion in the studio presents a hopeful narrative after the challenging circumstances that brought the musician into the public eye.
As Barosky settles back into his home country, the music community watches to see if this studio session will lead to new releases or projects that revive his celebrated career.
