Kenyan upcoming artist Mistriii, known for her exceptional songwriting and production skills, recently set the music industry abuzz with her collaboration alongside American rap icon Rick Ross on the hit Afrobeat track "Amiliona."
Unveiling her journey from a renowned ghostwriter to a budding artist with a sensational collaboration, Mistriii opened up about her experience in a candid interview Mpasho.co.ke.
Mistriii's musical voyage began as a sought-after songwriter, under the pen name Suzzy Hits, penning lyrics for artists across different countries.
''I don’t know how big they are but I have written for people in canada in dubai, there is platform called sound better that i am a part of so that's where i get my clients from, the thing about me is that i can write anything probably the only genre that i can’t write is like heavy metal.''
Her versatile talent saw her craft songs for prominent artists like Pryshon, whose Kenyan hit "Usiku na Mchana" became a sensation.
From Canada to Dubai, Mistriii's prowess transcended borders, attracting clients from various corners of the world through platforms like SoundBetter.
However, it was during the pandemic in 2020 that Mistriii decided to explore her own artistry and venture into singing.
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