I’m one of the best performers in Ghana – Epixode brags

Ghanaian dancehall artiste Epixode has confidently stated that he is among the best performers in the country, attributing his stagecraft to years of experience and his background in art.

Speaking in an interview with Kafui Dey on April 13, 2026, Epixode stated that his performances go beyond just music, offering a full artistic experience to his audience.

“I’m proud that I’m one of the best performers in Ghana. It’s not because I’ve said it but because I’ve seen what I’ve done with my performance over the years,” he said.

According to him, his foundation in the arts has significantly influenced how he approaches his performances and creative concepts.

“My arts background also helped shape whatever concept I want to perform. When you come to Epixode’s concert, definitely, you will have a bit of Ragga, Afrobeats and arts. It’s not just listening to the music; you will see things,” he stated.

He noted that even his stage costumes are carefully designed to enhance the overall experiences for fans.

“Even the costume alone is another experience. I’m a whole record label,” he said.

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Epixode also shared how his journey into arts began at a young age, inspired by a chance encounter during his school days.

“When I was young, my mother was always on tour, so my aunt used to take me to school. One day, when my aunt took me to class, I met a guy who actually cartooned anything. He taught me how to draw and that’s where my arts started from,” he recounted.

Despite not having a family background in arts, he said he pursued it out of curiosity and passion.

“I don’t know anyone in my family who draws, but I had to follow up from there. Then I decided to do arts in school,” he disclosed.

He emphasised that arts and music are deeply connected in his work, influencing each other in unique ways.

“With the arts, I think it’s just me trying to be curious about something and I want to create it. I have some of my music inspired by art. You can’t take art out of the music neither can you take music out of the art,” he added.

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