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Joshua Baraka, a rapidly emerging musician, treats East African musicians with contempt in the recording studio.
Baraka clarified that East Africans are unfocused and carefree, in contrast to West Africans who work hard in the studio. Their effectiveness is limited to live performances.
“East Africans are such lazy studio artists. However, West Africans are crazy in the studio and very active. They give everything for the music they are creating. The good thing with East Africans is that they are so good at live performances,” he partly said.
We await the conclusion of the long-overdue conversation that the “Nana” hitmaker appears to have sparked.