Kenyan artist Bien has shared the reason why he doesn’t like showcasing his lavish lifestyle compared to other artists.

Speaking to the press, he said that he doesn’t like posting his lifestyle like others do, especially when boarding jets, because the act doesn’t define him.

“Ile siku mi nilingia jet sikupost tushaingia jet by the way… Zambia mpaka Kigali tulikua na show wakatubookia jet.

Tushaibookiwa plane na uhunye siku moja kutoka Nyanyuki mpaka Kisumu. Mih hubook Machooper hapa bytheway munanionanga nikibook Machooper kila saa ni venye mh sipostingi hizo vitu Hazinidefine.”

Additionally, he discussed Music royalties in Kenya, noting that it is an issue that has to be looked into because they get peanuts out of it as compensation.

Music royalties usually relate to getting permission to use music from someone who has the right to control how that music is used. And in this sense, the owner.

Bien hinted that MCSK sent him 15,000 ksh and he had worked for a total of 20 years, which is very little.

He also shared an insight of Sol Generation saying that it is looking for a female artist to sign at the moment which is creating more opportunities for the talented females in society.

He lastly shared the experience on working with her wife. Describing her as unique and thanked God for blessing him with her because of how much they have accomplished together.

“Working with my wife has been a brilliant, eye-opening, financially viable experience… I’ve learned so much about her; I treasure her; I respect her so much… It actually helps my game and work ethic.”

Sauti Sol will be in Canada to do their last World Tour show in North America, and they urged people to turn up and make the show a success.