Ross Kana, one of the Rwandan artists known for releasing high-budget music projects, has responded to critics who accuse him of wasting money, resulting in him producing fewer songs.
Speaking in an exclusive interview with IGIHE after releasing his new single “Molela”—a project in which he invested more than $25,000 (over Rwf 35 million)—Ross Kana said he does not see any problem in spending heavily on quality music. He emphasized that his aim is to create unique and outstanding work that sets him apart from other artists.
He explained:
“People are free to say what they want, but it all depends on an artist’s vision. What is your vision as an artist? Even though music is business, for me it is driven by passion. Besides, every artist’s work should stand out, and often, making something different comes at a high cost.”
Ross Kana further noted that expensive projects can, in turn, yield greater returns:
“When people watch my music videos, they can see the effort I put in. That alone makes potential collaborators or clients confident in hiring me.”
He added that fans should focus on appreciating the quality of his work rather than criticizing the number of songs he produces:
“I believe in delivering excellence. If I give you a great song, you shouldn’t complain that I haven’t given you many songs. Quality matters more than quantity.”
Press below to listen Ross Kana’s new song Molela
Author: Justinmind HARERIMANA
