Ghanaian Afrobeats artist Maxzy has opened up about the challenges he faces as an upcoming musician.
In a yet-to-be-aired interview on The Social Media Show, Maxzy revealed the difficulties of securing financial backing to support his musical endeavors.
He explained that he is currently self-financing all aspects of his music projects, including shooting his music videos, producing his songs, and handling the mixing and mastering of his tracks.
While he takes pride in being able to manage these tasks independently, he acknowledged that having an investor would significantly enhance his visibility and expand his fan base.
“There are many challenges we face as upcoming musicians,” Maxzy shared.
“I’m fortunate to be a jack of all trades, I can shoot, mix, master my music, and even produce my own videos. But having an investor would elevate all of this and really push me to the next level.”
Maxzy emphasized that financial support from an investor could be the key to unlocking his full potential in the music industry.
Maxzy is a versatile African artist whose musical journey is deeply rooted in his personal experiences and cultural heritage.
Born in Accra, Ghana. Maxzy discovered his passion for music at a young age, finding solace and expression in songwriting and singing.
The loss of his mother marked a pivotal moment in his life, serving as a catalyst for his music career.
Determined to honor her memory and share his own narrative, Maxzy uses music as his method of self discovery and healing.
His song became his canvas for his emotions, allowing him to navigate grief, resilience and the complexities of life.
As a singer songwriter, Maxzy music transcends the limiting stereotype of genre, blending African rhythms with contemporary sounds to create dense sonic soundscape that have never been heard before.