Piesie Esther is a Ghanaian Gospel singer
While some musicians often face dire challenges when collaborating with colleagues, Gospel singer Piesie Esther has stated that she has never encountered such issues.
In an interview on Hitz FM on November 13, 2025, Piesie Esther expressed that it surprises her when she hears about artistes struggling to collaborate due to fees or disputes.
Piesie Esther noted that the strong relationships she has built with her colleagues over the years have ensured that they do not charge her.
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Buttressing her point, Piesie Esther said, “I’ve never had issues working with other artistes. Sometimes it surprises me when I hear those complaints from colleagues. In this job, I’ve never reached out to any artiste and been charged. From the people I started with up to now, none of them have ever taken money from me. Because of the relationships I’ve built, when I go for my colleagues’ events, I sometimes show up with my full band of about ten people and cover all the costs myself,” she said.
She added that she has also never taken money from colleagues who invite her to perform, and even when they try to give her something, she does not accept it.
“And because of that, when they also come for my shows, they don’t expect anything. Sometimes after they perform, we just give them a little something for fuel. I’m not saying others shouldn’t charge, but personally, I don’t take money from any artiste who invites me to their show. Even if you give me money, I won’t take it,” she added.
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‘Because of the relationship I have built with my colleagues, they do not charge me for collaborations and neither do I.
In my 4 years of hosting the ‘FLORA MADE BY GRACE’, no one has charged me for performing.’ – @piesieesther_ #AfternoonRide pic.twitter.com/YggmrrtPiN— Hitz 103.9 FM (@Hitz1039FM) November 13, 2025
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