Becca has revealed her intentions of bowing out of music at the end of 2020 and promised to invest in talented artistes after.

The Ghanaian artiste last year spoke that her role as a mother would not slow down her career yet her recent post on Saturday seem to have dissatisfied the former statement and rendered it void. 

The 'Yes I do" hitmaker has been an instrumental figure in the Ghana Music Industry brewing words of counselling in her songs to illuminate and mend broken hearts. She first gained recognition as a contestant on the second season of TV3’s annual singing competition Mentor with her debut studio album Sugar was released in 2007.

“This is the beginning of another decade. What are your plans this decade?
I’ll briefly share 3 of mine;
1. End my 13 years as a “RECORDING” artist by the end of 2020.
2. Focus on my several investments
3. Spend more time with my family.
Each of these plans is backed up with cutting edge blueprint,” she wrote.

The songstress says the decision will allow her to give more attention to her family and finance other projects. Rebecca Akosua Acheampomaa Acheampong is married to a Nigerian artiste manager, Tobi Sanni and together, they have a baby girl.

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The 35-years old has assured Ghanaians and the world to give the best of hits in 2020 before she finally bid farewell as an artiste.

“As a professional, you need to know when to start and when to let go. I will be making substantive investment in a worthy and talented artist when I draw the curtains. But between now and the next 12 months, OMG it’s going to be smash hits after smash hits,” she added.

She has won numerous awards including Record of the Year in the Ghana Music and Kora Awards in 2008 and 2010. Becca received the Best Female Vocal Performance accolade also in 2010 at the Ghana Music Award.