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Ghanaian rap artiste Antoinette Tiffany Owusu, popularly known as Itz Tiffany, has stated that her comeback to the music industry is not to work in her past glory but to work vigorously as a new artiste hungry for fame.Ghana investment opportunities
Speaking in an interview with Nana Ama McBrown, Itz Tiffany disclosed that her coming back as a new artiste is to make a mark in the industry. “I have programmed my mind that this is the first time in coming to the industry, so this makes me work harder. Throughout this year, l have been recording. I have over 30 recorded songs. This is my calling and l need to accomplish it,” she said.
Itz Tiffany is a Ghanaian singer, songwriter, performer and former rapper who rose to prominence in the late 2000s/early 2010s.
She gained mainstream attention in 2010-2012 with the song ‘Fake London Boy’, which poked fun at Ghanaian men faking British accents.
The song positioned her as a “game changer” in a male-dominated industry. Featured on Fuse ODG’s global hit ‘Azonto’, which helped bring her international recognition, she was later signed to Fuse ODG’s UK label Off Da Ground. She has to her credit hits like ‘Last One’, ‘Hold On’, ‘Dance’, ‘Agye Koom’, ‘Spanner’, ‘Neke Neke’, ‘New Me’, and ‘Agyekoom’ featuring the late Castro.
