Dancehall sensation, Epixode, born Theophilus Nii Arday Otoo, is up for a political venture, offering to compose campaign songs for parties that approach him.

The artist sees a chance to engage in political conversations through his music, expressing a willingness to accept such offers irrespective of the divided nature of Ghanaian politics.

Speaking in an interview on Joy Prime’s Celeb Biz, Epixode stresses his intent to retain creative authority, ensuring the liberty to compose the song without political party interference. His main goal is to be involved in projects that foster hope and inspiration among the Ghanaian people, steering away from a purely political alignment.

“There are disadvantages, but it is work. It’s only in this part of the world that celebrities are found wanted for making their political affiliations public.

“But if a political party comes to me for an anthem knowing that the message is positive, I would do it. Not to give the people hope and later be disappointed,” he said.