Musician Grace Nakimera has officially unveiled her return to the recording studio, urging her fans to prepare for new music after a lengthy hiatus. The singer disclosed that after taking time to reflect on her career, she is ready to release several secular songs. However, she emphasized that her music will remain clean and meaningful, distancing herself from the vulgar content she believes has become common in the industry.
I’m back in the studio, and very soon you’ll be listening to a new hit song from me. I apologize to my fans for taking so long to give you new music. As long as I don’t sing vulgar music, this is my work, and I’m giving people what they want.
When you’re doing gospel music, it’s service. When someone is serving you, don’t expect them to ask for money. The gospel is not for sale.
Addressing comparisons with fellow musician Cinderella Sanyu, Grace maintained that while they may belong to the same generation, their musical styles are distinct. I don’t follow anyone’s path. When I look at Cindy’s catalog and style, we may be in the same age bracket and have a similar vibe, but my music is different.
Mine is both danceable and carries a well-packaged message. Cindy is more dancehall. The way I was created, I’m a trendsetter.
Nakimera also brushed off critics questioning her return, declaring that she is back for good and determined to reclaim her place among Uganda’s top female artists. I’m back in the studio and will soon release new music. My fans have been asking for music, and their love has brought me back to give them what they want.
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