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| Joel Valeta |
For others, its a mixture of financial hiccups and ill treatment from show organisers.
Joel Valeta, known with his stage name 'Inkosi Jay Vee' said that up and coming artists are discouraged with how they are treated in some shows. He explains his experience.
"I remember on one of the big shows i was set to perform last year, I had to be dragged down the stage as they said we had to create the space for big artists, he said.
As embarrassing as it was," I nearly gave up on music", but he kepy going with fingers crossed hoping a time will come where he wont need to force his way around the stage.
As an upcoming artist, "I have to deal with a lot of pressure" which would have been a different story for him if he had good finances or sponsorship.
He said, "with a good financial foundation, an upcoming artist like me can go an extra mile".
The fact that recording sessions, promo, artworks all have to be paid for, its a living nightmare that Inkosi and most up and coming artists have to endure and go through.
Inkosi, whose popular songs include Gamba, Ndiukire bwanji has among other big name artists collarated with Melz and 6th.
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