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Possessing an incredible knack for documenting the times by laying his bass-laden vocals over parallel melodic sounds, Avit, one of Ghana's budding musicians, is without a doubt, on his way to becoming one of the youth’s most sentient voices. Stereometrica’s Jesus Muhammad sat down to have a chat with him, somewhere in his calm neighbourhood in Tema’s Community 3 quarter . You’re the first person I’m meeting who bears the name Avit. Or to put it properly, this is actually the first time I’m hearing the name Avit. And I like it because it’s unique. Could you tell me about your name? Oh yeah, no surprises. Avit is a short form of a longer name. My name is Avitiduen. It’s a Bulsa name. My family hails from the Upper East region, but I was born in Tamale, and grew up in Tema. Avitiduen Abisa, that’s my full name. But Avitiduen is a mouthful for some people, so I just tell most people to call me Avit.                                       Photo by Jesus Muhammad   ©2022 Ohok. Inter