Bo- Arche out with 'Victoria'
Highlife artiste Frank Acheampong known in showbiz circles as Bo-Arche has released his latest single titled Victoria.
Victoria basically talks about the blessings that a woman brings into a man’s life and Bo-Arche explains it very well.
“I believe that the role women play in men’s lives cannot be overemphasised and that is why I came out with Victoria to signify the victory that women bring to men.
“Victoria stands for all women so it is about praising them for the positive role they play in the lives of men,” he stated.
Victoria, which was produced by Samsney and was released on Friday, July 30, is already enjoying good airplay on radio as well as streaming on digital distribution stores worldwide.
Bo-Arche stated that he does not look up to anybody in particular in the local music industry but he admires what everybody is doing.
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Giving his thoughts on the current music industry, this is what Bo-Arche had to say. “I think we are lacking good structures when it comes to music and based on that the industry is not growing, we are stuck.
“The problem I have noticed is our pundits talk too much without offering solutions and that is not helping. I believe we musicians bring a lot to the table and create a lot of jobs but not much attention is given to us so MUSIGA should take a look at this,” he said.
Bo-Arche hopes to breakthrough in the industry with his good works and not any kind of controversy. “Sometimes, they say bad news sells but I don’t believe in that, I believe in a good name and good content so I will do songs that will cut across the corporate world and all other areas.”
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He used the opportunity to thank all the people who have been supportive of him. “To my management 2NP Records, Yemmey Baba my PRO and the whole team as well as people who support Bo-Arche, I just want to say keep your fingers crossed because there is more good music and good content in store,” he concluded.
