'We will release one or two albums soon' – Praye Tiatia teases new project

Praye Tiatia, a member of the veteran hiplife group Praye, has revealed that the group is planning to release one or two new albums despite spending more than two decades in the music industry.

Speaking in an interview with Nahbaff Media at the Accra International Airport on July 28, 2026, the musician said the group remains grateful for its longevity and the continued support from fans.

According to him, Praye has enjoyed a successful career spanning over 22 years and believes the music industry has been fair to the group since its inception.

"The three of us as Praye have plans of releasing an album or two even though we feel we've done a lot already. We've been working together for over 22 years as a group. Honestly, the industry has been fair to us since we started," he said.

Praye Tiatia noted that an artiste's first decade in the industry is usually the most defining period of their career, adding that remaining relevant beyond that is a significant achievement.

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"I always say that as an artiste, your first 10 years are supposed to be your peak season. When you're lucky enough to still be relevant after 10 years, then you start your second half. For us, we've passed those stages and we're doing extra time," he stated.

He expressed appreciation to fans for continuing to support the group over the years.

"We thank God for being alive and for people remembering us and inviting us for shows," he shared.

Touching on his involvement in politics, Praye Tiatia dismissed suggestions that his political activities have had a negative impact on his music career.

According to him, politics and entertainment complement each other, stressing that musicians should be able to perform for people regardless of their political affiliation.

"Me joining politics doesn't affect my career in any way because I feel politics and entertainment go hand in hand. People can call you from the NPP or NDC to perform, and I've performed for both parties," he added.

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