Award-winning Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie has revealed that he has several unreleased songs that may never be made available on major streaming platforms.
In a post shared on X (formerly Twitter), the musician stated that while some of his songs may “never come out till the end of time,” he still hopes to make them accessible to his most loyal supporters.
“I have songs I know will never come out till the end of time but I still want the core fans to have it but not on world platforms,” the post read.
The statement has sparked conversations among fans and industry observers, with many interpreting it as a sign that the rapper may explore alternative ways of distributing exclusive content outside traditional digital streaming services.
Sarkodie’s comments highlight ongoing discussions within the music industry about artist control, content ownership and the role of streaming platforms in shaping how music is released and consumed.
While the rapper did not provide details on how the music will be shared, some fans have suggested that such content could be released through private channels, limited releases or direct fan engagement platforms.
Known for maintaining a close connection with his fan base, Sarkodie has often used social media to communicate directly with supporters, making announcements and sharing insights into his creative process.
The latest revelation has further reinforced his influence online, with the post quickly gaining traction and drawing reactions across Ghana’s social media space.
