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Sosa Kidd Urges Ghanaian Music Industry to Invest in Emerging Artists
The Fly High star calls for mentorship, distribution and financial support to help new talents build lasting careers.
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Sosa Kidd Releases Motivational Single "Fly High"
The emerging Ghanaian artist blends personal struggles with his passion for music, while balancing a BSc Nautical Science degree at RMU.
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