Last updated on September 11th, 2021 at 02:42 pm
Popular singer, Vanessa Mdee, has made clarifications on her exit from the music industry.
Some days ago, Mdee through her podcast announced that she had quit the music industry, describing the industry as demonic.
In a 29-minute-long podcast dubbed ‘Deep dive with Vanessa Mdee’, the singer pointed out that despite making the announcement, she would keep attending shows but it will not be part of the music business.
Mdee added that the mental toll of the music industry forced her to quit after going through a lot of stress.
According to her, the music industry treated her like a robot without considering her emotional state.
She said; “I don’t know who needs to hear this, but my mission is to be a light. I know that I would probably disappoint a few people and that’s Okay, I know that my fans don’t want to hear this but guess what I am never too far away from you, trust me.
“The reason why I had to leave the industry is because I needed to choose my life, the music industry is demonic. People will tell you half-truth about what really goes on, and the truth is I just wanna be an advocate for honesty and beauty and being a sincere advocate for what facing your demons can do for You.
She, however added that though she has exited the music industry, she would still perform to entertain her fans.
“Now my fans are probably asking themselves right now; Are you gonna never sing again or perform? Let me say this, I love music, love to perform but maybe I was a vessel to be here in this moment to have gone through everything that I have gone through so that I can tell my fans the truth about things you will never know somewhere else.”
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