Ghanaian rapper Elom Adablah better known by his stage name EL has disclosed that gaining massive international recognition across borders is more important than winning awards.
He revealed that his renewed aim for making music is to gain international recognition and not to win awards.
"My expectations are not to win awards, they are not my current expectations. I am working towards going international now. I am looking to do more international features, looking to do more international deals. I want to work on a global scale", he said on TV3's New Day with Berla Mundi.
The "Auntie Martha" hitmaker said his style of music was more deserving of international attention than that of other artistes in the music industry.
"I think what I do is a little bigger than what we have going on here; so me being here is a little stifling sometimes," he bragged.
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He also indicated that he has declined many nominations offers for various award schemes.
"I don't see myself in that light, for me, my music is more than than that. I want to do bigger and better things," he stressted.
EL is currently promoting his 15 track album," BAR 6" ahead of his musical concert on December 18, 2021.