Kenyan uprising artist Fathermoh has opened up about why he decided not to venture into gospel music despite being told to do so by his father.
Speaking in an interview at Radio Mseto, he said that he chose to focus on another genre because doing gospel wouldn’t have brought anything to the table the way Gengetone is, and learning from what he sees from other artists who are leaving gospel music to do what he is doing or change to another genre is proof enough for him that he chose the right path.
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“Mzae aliniambianga tuh ulikuanga unaplan kuniambia unaimba lini?
Ashainiambia tuh unaeza jaribu Gospel? Nikaamwambia naeza penda lakini wewe unataka tuh tulale njaa. Because wasee wengi Kenya wameback slide sasa unaona kama wanatoroka hiyo pande…ningependa sana hiyo pande lakini..” Fathermoh explained.
He is a young upcoming artist who has been releasing tracks back to back, having worked with some of the top artists in the country that are doing well. He is known for his viral song ‘Kasikie Vibaya‘ that he has collaborated with Ssaru, which has over 1 million views on YouTube.
