Francis Amisi aka Frasha has opened up on why he stopped making music. 

Frasha was a member of the hip-hop group P-Unit.

Through his Instagram page, Frasha shared that he quit the industry due to frustrations four years ago.

"It's been 4 years since I stopped being active in music and opted out of the music business due to frustration in the industry. Too much hard work with other people reaping the benefits," he wrote.

Frasha added that four years ago, he also pulled down his music from skiza tunes and other platforms because the music wasn't making sense.

He said his songs are still played in clubs.

He shared a video snippet while in the studio with a few artiste, among them Tanasha Donna saying that he is back to doing what he loves.

"But any club I go in our music still bumps till today and a lot of people keep asking kwani uliwacha kuimba?

 And I never hear the last of FRASHAAAA NIM KAREEE !!!! So yesterday I went back to something I love doing hopefully will create some magic."

A few years ago, Frasha advised young people to put their focus on education as it does not expire.

Frasha was also eyeing for an MCA seat in Athi River which he said his big plans was to transform his ward.

Before that, Frasha previously worked as a physiotherapist at a leading private hospital.

He said the transition to music was not easy and he had a hard time convincing his parents.

"I worked as a physiotherapist for 10 years and convincing my parents that I wanted to do music was not easy.

They wondered why I spent all that time in school only to graduate and pursue music."

Frasha added that he has always been passionate about music and meeting friends with a similar vision gave birth to P-Unit.

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