For as long as I can remember, music has been my passion. I started performing when I was still young, and like many artists, I dreamed of filling stadiums with fans cheering my name. I worked hard, wrote songs, practiced daily, and booked shows in different towns. But no matter how much effort I put in, my concerts always flopped. Sometimes only a handful of people showed up, and other times the venues were completely empty. It was painful to stand on stage and see empty chairs when I had imagined thousands of voices singing along with me.
I am from Nairobi, Kenya, and the entertainment industry here is tough. Promoters demand money upfront, radio stations rarely play your music if you are not already popular, and fans are quick to dismiss artists who do not have a big following. For years, I poured everything I had into my career my savings, my time, my energy but it seemed like no one cared. I even thought of quitting music altogether because the shame of failed concerts was too much to bear.TO READ MORE,TAP HERE
