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Ghanaian singer Gyakie secures record deal with Sony Music Entertainment 

American global music company, Sony Music Entertainment has signed a record deal with fast-rising Ghanaian singer Gyakie.

This deal will allow for Gyakie’s songs to be marketed on these international platforms and for Sony Music to push her songs into several markets.

Announcing her joy after securing this deal on Twitter, Gyakie said the deal with Sony Music also means affiliates like Sony Music Africa, and RCA Records UK have all come on board to support her works.

Meanwhile, she is still signed on to her local record label Flip The Music Entertainment which will be collaborating with Sony Music and its affiliates on this big journey.

She encouraged Ghanaians and her fans to keep supporting and streaming her songs. Meanwhile, Gyakie has successfully done a remix of her hit single ‘Forever’ which featured Nigerian singer Omah Lay and has been making some huge moves in Nigerian in recent days.

Obviously, her association with these Nigerian heavyweights coupled with the peculiarity of her craft ensured that she secured this new deal with Sony Music. Already Wizkid and Davido are signed on to the RCA records while the likes of Dbanj, Mr Eazi, AKA, Davido, Ycee et all have deals with Sony Music.

Source:Ghbase

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