• Shatty Charlotte

 United King­dom-based Ghanaian gospel artiste, Shatty Char­lotte, has said that winning an award does not make one the best among the lot, rath­er, it only appreci­ates the fact that one’s hard work has been recognised.

The gospel artiste who recently won Best Gospel Artiste in the Dias­pora at the 2022 Western Gospel Music Awards noted that as a budding ar­tiste whose works of art like writing songs starts from a small corner of her kitchen when cooking or pray­ing at midnight, winning an award recognises this hard work.

Speaking to The Spectator, she further said, the award also creates a platform to connect a musician’s work to others through ministration.

She said even though she found joy when working as a teacher or a nurse, she was more fulfilled when ministering songs for people to be blessed.

Shatty Charlotte said winning the Best Artiste in the Diaspora Award had inspired her to bring more of what is in her for people to benefit.

She is a gospel singer, songwriter, professional teacher, and nurse with a passion for the kingdom of God, spreading the gospel through her songs such as ‘Wind of Praise’, ‘Truest God’, ‘It’s Never Late’, and ‘Aseda Afore3.’

Her album “Power In Praise” gives meaning to the essence of praise and tells the story of her life.

By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme