IT seems there’s no stopping for budding artiste Rino The Singer this year after dropping the video of his maiden Ntoma song in May.
And now, the artiste who is signed on to his own label, Legacy Bureau is set to shoot his popularity on the music scene with a new song, Love of My Life released on Tuesday, November 15.
Produced by J-Row, the song talks about a lady called Naa Kwarley who is the love of his life.
On the piece, he expresses his insecurities and pleads with the lady not to shun his true feelings for her since he has the best of intentions for her.
In an interview with Graphic Showbiz, Rino The Singer said he composed the song having in mind a special time of performing it at weddings and gatherings that celebrate love.
“It’s a love song I intend to perform at weddings, traditional unions and corporate events. I blended English, Pidgin and Asante Twi to give it an international, cultural and social connection”, he said.
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The lack of investment in the music industry has been a challenge to Velma’s Millinery on Rhythms on Da Runwayany up and coming artistes who struggle to fund their music.
The situation has not been different for Rino The Singer, who has been financing his music career from his salary as an accountant at the Graphic Communications Group Limited.
Despite his present challenges, Rino The Singer has not been deterred and has dropped a number of songs such as Ma Me Nkwa Tenten, Dadie Anoma (a cover of Kojo’s Antwi’s Dadie Anoma), I Don’t Wanna Stop, Believe, Your Song and Go Low among others to keep him relevant.
“It’s been tough but this is a passion and nothing will deter me. For now, I need a team to help promote my brand,” he added.
