Ghanaian musician Kweku Flick, born Andy Osei Sarfo, has explained that his departure from his former record label was a strategic move to achieve long-term business ambitions and support emerging talent.
In an interview on Angel FM in Kumasi, the rapper said he left the label to focus on becoming a business leader by 2025 and to create opportunities for young artists who lack industry backing.
“I left my label because I promised myself that by 2025 I would be a CEO of my own business, even though I appreciated the help they gave me,” he stated.
Kweku Flick revealed that his entrepreneurial pursuits go beyond music, highlighting investments in sports development, including managing promising football players.
He currently heads multiple ventures, including his companies Pointed Eyes and Elevation Way, the latter functioning as a record label aimed at nurturing up-and-coming musicians.
“It was time for me to help people. That is why I ventured into business, and I want to build a team that will help upcoming artists,” Kweku Flick added, emphasizing his vision of combining entrepreneurship with artist development.
The musician’s move underscores a growing trend among Ghanaian artists to diversify their careers beyond entertainment, leveraging business ventures to create sustainable opportunities for themselves and others.
