My Music Worth More Than $1M to Any Political Party – D-Cryme 

Ghanaian musician D-Cryme has drawn a line in the sand, vowing never to compose music for any political party, regardless of the financial lure. In a candid interview with Abeiku Santana on UTV’s Atuu Show, D-Cryme made it clear that his artistic integrity and loyalty to the Ghanaian people outweigh any potential monetary gain.

“I’m a Ghanaian, and I won’t make a song for a party. You know the deals – I’m worth more than that,” D-Cryme declared confidently, labeling himself a “quadruple, zillion-dollar artist.”

When asked about the possibility of lucrative offers, D-Cryme remained resolute. “If I want to do a song, and it’s a negotiation, you’d see the numbers with plenty zeros,” he said, emphasizing that even a million-dollar deal wouldn’t sway him.

D-Cryme’s stance is a bold statement in Ghana’s music industry, where political endorsements can be lucrative. By prioritizing his values over financial gain, he sends a powerful message:

“My music is for the people of Ghana, not for political agendas.”

This commitment to artistic integrity has earned D-Cryme respect from fans and industry peers alike.