Kacey Moore looks forward to more music
Ghana’s representative at this year’s Big Brother Africa (Hotshots) 2014 Kacey Moore, has disclosed he hopes to collaborate on songs with legendary Ghanaian artistes, Kojo Antwi and AmakyeDede.
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In an interview last Tuesday, Kacey Moore, who is also a poet and musician told Showbiz that, he grew up listening to these artistes and he even has copies of their albums overseas, so he would love nothing more than to work with them on some projects.
Kacey Moore said that his time in the Big Brother House has given him the exposure he needs to enable him expand his career as a poet and musician.
“Nothing really changes now, I’m going to keep doing what I was before I entered the Big Brother House, except this time, I have a much bigger audience now. If I was performing to a few thousands before, now I will be performing to tens of thousands,” he said.
He said that he was considering relocating permanently from his base in South Africa to Ghana but that would depend on whether the projects he was working on take off.
“For the moment, I’m going to be in Ghana a lot more probably every month but I can’t say for sure if I will be relocating permanently.
“I have various projects in the works such as a television show, poetry concerts among others. These have to take off before I can make any definite decisions,” he said.
He disclosed that his time in the Big Brother House revealed to him that he was not spending enough time with his family. “That was one of the biggest lessons I learnt during my time in the House. I was surrounded by strangers yet I was doing everything with them, I made a vow that after I get back from the House, I will spend more time with my family,” he said.
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He also described the chances of the remaining Ghanaian representative, Ma'mBea, to win the competition as very bright.
“With the previous editions, I wouldn’t have said she has a chance of winning but with this current edition of the show, things are much different. Looking at how most of the strong contestants have been eliminated, it seems Africa is leaning towards people who are calm and laid back.”
“I believe this improves Ma’m Bea’s chances of coming home with the money considering she has remained this long and has not done anything stupid in the House, although people like Macky2 from Zambia, and Tayo, from Nigeria, are still strong contenders.”
Kacey Moore, born Desmond Adu-Amoah, told Showbiz that he felt the Ghanaian public was not doing enough to support Ma'mBea in the house.
“Since I’ve been in Ghana, I have been observing the local radio and television stations and the noise about Big Brother is very low here compared to other countries. Ghanaians are not voting enough and this is seriously affecting our reps,” he revealed.