The musician broke off from EMB records and since then little has been heard of David Wonder’s music.
Speaking to Mpasho, he explained that his hiatus from the music scene doesn't mean that he is broke.
“I have never struggled. The people who are close to me can attest to this. Someone that is struggling lacks basic needs, which I can say I have. To me, owning a car and living in a bungalow is a luxury,” he said.
“If me not owning cars and big houses is a struggle, then we could say I'm struggling and so are so many other Kenyans,” he continued.
He was asked he doesn't push his music, Wonder said, “It is true that I don't push my music as I used to. But I'm working on it.”
Wonder also opened up about battling depression in the past years
"I'd say it is the transition that put me down, but I overcame it.”
The singer also said that he had been working on a song called, One God, and that he is considering starting an album soon.
Watch the interview below.
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