Singer Becca says Ghanaians read wrongly into her Instagram post about retiring early.
According to the singer, many comments following the post seemed to suggest there was no room in her life for music anymore.
“I think a lot of times people don’t read. Now if you saw my post I put in quotes recording…I’m saying that I’m not going to actively record music,” she said at the launch of Joy FM’s Valentine’s Day event, dubbed “The Love Experience”.
Becca says she is, however, open to being booked for shows and is willing to tour with her already existing albums.
“When was the last time you saw Daddy Lumba and Amakye Dede release new music but they’re still two of the highest-paid artistes,” she noted.
Becca revealed plans to quit her career as a “recording” artiste by the end of 2020 on January 4.
In a post on all her social media pages, she stated that she will be making investments in “worthy and talented” artistes after she takes a bow out of music.
The “No Away” singer said event organisers can book her for shows, adding, jokingly: “I’m going to charge you a lot.”
Becca revealed that she has invested in numerous businesses, which will also serve as sources of income even after she takes the break at the end of 2020.
The “African Woman” hitmaker also added that she will be signing new acts to train and nurture through their journey in music.
“I love my fans but they need to also understand that I am a human being and as a human being I have aspirations I would want to achieve,” she added.
Becca, who made her statements at the Multimedia premises on Monday, would be headlining the Joy FM Valentine’s Day.
The singer, alongside “Adult Music” hitmaker Kwabena Kwabena, will be performing – with a live band – back-to-back hits for patrons on February 14 at the Labadi Beach Hotel.
The biggest highlight is having patrons spend the night at the plush Labadi Beach Hotel and wake up to a beautiful breakfast while enjoying a sunrise on the beach.
