Ghanaian reggae and dancehall artist Samini, has opened up on how he managed to rise to the top of the profession in Ghana.

The 33-year-old musician disclosed in an interview with Graphic Showbiz that he doesn’t ‘ride behind’ controversies to keep his career going.

According to him, his success in the music scene is as a result of composing good songs—and also by being focused on whatever he is engaged in.

“Everyone knows I have done good music without controversies and all my international awards and nominations happened without tiffs too so I do not understand why people think I want to revive some feud to bring some shine to my career.

“You see, none of my hit songs thrived on bickerings. All l I do is good music and that is what has brought me this far,” he said.

The CEO of Highgrade Family said he was forced to release the Vexx Madd track because someone was making unnecessary noise aimed at him.

However, he didn’t confirm whether the song was a reply to his friend, Shatta wale.

“If last year’s wranglings was beneficial, who do you think benefitted from it? I had to come out last year because someone has been speaking about me for a long time and when I finally spoke, the fellow never came back again. So, let’s leave it at that,” he averred.

Samini and Shatta Wale have been engaged in a long time feud which does not seem destined to end any time soon.

He called on Shatta Wale in a recent interview to apologize to his mum—if he wants him to be cool with him.