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Fameye expresses his disappointment at not winning the VGMA 'Songwriter of the Year' award.

Ghanaian songster, tunesmith, and pantomime, Fameye has reported his disappointment at not winning the ‘ Songwriter of the Year order at the last Vodafone Ghana Music Awards.


The' Praise' songster was keenly nominated alongside mates Black Sherif, Diana Hamilton, Ewura Abena, Piesie Esther, and Perez Muzik. The shrine was picked up by philosophy musician Perez Music.

The songster mentioned that he put in all the work in jotting and putting out a great communication through his sounds which he believes he properly merited the accolade as stylish tunesmith but it was unfortunate he lost.


“Honestly, I was a little bit disappointed, even though the awards are just for bragging rights. Sometimes your fans get disappointed because they want to get the bragging right and be sitting somewhere and boast about you,” he told Andy Dosty.

He further noted that he expected Piesie Esther to win the award should he not win it but it swerved her as well. “Honestly I knew that if I don’t win maybe Piesie Esther will take it.”

“I didn’t even know that Perez song. I only heard it after he was announced as the winner of the category. But I think he deserved it because it sounded nice when they played in the auditorium.” he added






 

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