TID has been in the music industry for 21 years.
"In the music industry, there are ups and down but as long as you are committed to your art. I am an entertainer I do so much more than music, I am a character."
The Zeze hitmaker noted how music today has changed, and that hits are made to last a short time.
"At the end of the day, we have lost touch with our music. Kwa nini tunachukua utamaduni ya watu na tunap[romote at the end of the day they come to our countries, make a lot of money because we make them popular tuna jiharibia."
TID's appeal to the new generation of musicians?
"Mna haribu sanaa yetu tamaduni zetu tunapeleka wapi?" There is a chemistry when you listen to my songs, they touch you but nowadays we are releasing music like bubble gum akitema hutaki kuiskiliza tena, it fades away an dyou dont want to listen tio it again, music that doent have a meaning na naongea kwa hisia."
Sadly TID is not earning any royalties for all the great music he has released all these years.
"The worst thing is there is no way you can argue with the government when they tell you there is no money from royalties, it's not fair at all. I worked for that I paid for that production it's my right. For five years I have never been paid. C'mon guys we are not children. Kama unataka kutuibia tuibie, iba kabisa."
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