We’re outside in 2023, expect more bangers – Sarkodie to fans
He emphasized, "2023 is when we literally go outside." "So we're trying to take the music that we drop—a it's lot of bangers [hits]—and feed the fans, so that's what we're working on right now."
Boakyewaa Lawrencia 
The most well-known rap performer in Africa, Sarkodie, has declared that in 2023 he will spend a lot of time with his fans outside of Africa.
He was speaking to Dessy Fayden of Metro TV in Accra, He was born Michael Owusu Addo.
He was referred to as the Landlord and stated in 2022, "It's been terrific."
On November 11, 2022, he released Jamz, an album with 10 songs. He claimed that "the people enjoyed it the way I intended them to."
It's [Jamz has] lovely melodies, but in 2023, we're going to concentrate on the singles, he said, adding, "It's been a terrific [previous] year."
He didn't elaborate on his vision for 2023, instead saying, "We're outside." His main priorities are to travel and interact more with the global community.
He emphasized, "2023 is when we literally go outside." "So we're trying to take the music that we drop—a it's lot of bangers [hits]—and feed the fans, so that's what we're working on right now."
The first single from "Jamz" that featured Black Sherif was "Countryside" by Sarkodie. With the project, Sark entered Boomplay's Golden Club, celebrating 100 million streams for his entire repertoire, as he had anticipated.
