Msaki said that although she has made a few appearances, 2025 is not the year she will return to music.
Speaking directly to fans through a platform that allows content creators to send newsletters to their viewers, Msaki reiterated her hiatus from the industry, but said she is not retiring from music.
The award-winning singer-songwriter said he will take a break from the music industry and return to the spotlight in early 2023 following reports of an affair with his new wife. big brother mzansi Hosted by Smash Africa.
African Wife, Kefiloye Mduturwa is the daughter of actress Rami Chuene. The incident was widely reported and led to Msaki's retirement from the entertainment industry.
Almost two years after that announcement, Msaki told fans that she's not yet ready to return to music, but is open to making connections through various art-centered endeavors.
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“When I announced that I was going on hiatus, some publications ran sensational headlines saying I was going on hiatus, but again, this was never something I said.” the singer wrote.
Hosted by Msaki last December Kamag in Symphony: 10 years of gratitude Concert at Sunbet Arena in Tshwane.
Prior to the concert, she gave several interviews in various media and continued to be asked about her immediate future in her career.
“I answered unequivocally,” she said in the letter.
“'Although not right away, I intend to get involved in the music industry and other fields in the following ways…' I further clarified: 'My focus right now is on my songwriting career, my grandfather's Misimu is a space for visual art, wellness and creativity, discovering songs, archiving, reworking and building further structures for independent artists through ALTBLKcontinua, the foundation of your life. Please fetch.”
“Where in this communication does it say I'm quitting music?” she asked.
The respected songwriter said his words were misinterpreted by the media. “I also think it's reckless reporting to turn such a detailed and clear answer into a reductive and irresponsible clickbait headline,” she asserted.
To further clarify, Msaki said that despite some appearances, 2025 is not the year she will return to music.
“We are not accepting commercial bookings for 2025. We will be making one or two special appearances for close friends and partners in the creative community, but typically will not be available for the show.”
2024 Msaki release Synthetic heart part IIa collaboration project with fellow singer-songwriter Tubatsi Moloi.
The first installment of Synthetic Hearts was released in 2023.
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Msaki's peace after the concert
Speaking of Kamag in Symphony: 10 years of gratitude Concert at Sunbet Arena in Tshwane Ubomi Abumanga She said hosting the concert gave her a sense of peace.
“Mentally I'm at peace. I think we may have done something special together. We opened a portal of gratitude and came together for more than just a concert, and that magic continues to linger, crackle, brighten, and give,” the singer asserted.
“After this concert, I found myself in a completely different place than when I announced my hiatus. The peace and lightness I feel after your offering is seen and received.
The concert was led by her and her team.
She sees 2025 as the year to sow, serve, and fall in love with her art and being.
“Unleash the romance of practices and rituals of being and see where it leads. This is the year of small, intimate gatherings and intentional happenings.”
“You might not see me at a megaconcert, but could we have a secret dinner to share new poetry or spend a weekend in the wilderness singing around a campfire?”
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