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Genesis Owusu's New Single: 'Life Keeps Going'

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Genesis Owusu, the ARIA award-winning artist from Canberra with Ghanaian roots, discusses his new single Life Keeps Going and upcoming album Redstar Wu and the Worldwide Scourge. He explores the impact of polarization on communities and the importance of face-to-face dialogue. Owusu shares his experiences engaging with fans and the lack of pushback he receives in person, contrasting it with online noise. The albums single and its video, shot in Ghana, reflect its relentless rhythm. Owusu is preparing for his Red Star Wus Pirate Radio tour, transforming live shows into theatrical experiences. His journey from bedroom tracks to worldwide recognition underscores his commitment to community engagement.

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Genesis Owusu's New Single: 'Life Keeps Going'

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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Genesis Owusu's New Single: 'Life Keeps Going'. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 23rd. This is Sydney News today, AI-powered stories from your city. Genesis Awhusu just dropped his new single-life keeps going from his upcoming third album Red Star Woo and The Worldwide Scourge Out, May 15th. This seven-time Aurea Award winner from Canberra, with Ghanaian roots, loves linking up with fans but really pushes to chat with folks who clash with his. He chats about how polarization splits communities and his album dies into that. Awhusu plays Uno at local markets and swings by homes to share unreleased tracks, aiming to spark real face-to-face talks that cut through our mind, caricatures. People mostly struggle with, groceries, rent jobs, and global wars. He points out yet, culture wars distract blaming immigrants or trans folks instead of, deeper issues. In person, he gets no real pushback, just social media noise, and he stays open to dialogue with everyday people. The track's video shot at Ghana's Black Star Square Hammer's home, its relentless rhythm

matching the title's vibe. He's gearing up for his Red Star Woo's pirate radio tour next month, where live shows turn into theater with fresh stories packing energy for everyone. Awhusu's climbed high, with Obama shout outs, Colbert spots, and a heartbreak high cameo, his bedroom tracks now echoing worldwide, keep that community push, rolling strong.

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