R&B artist Morounfoye Moroundiya, known as King Foye, advocates for fellow musicians to use their platform to uplift society rather than promote negative influences like crime and drug use.
With 25 years of experience in the industry, King Foye observes that many artists believe such content garners popularity, but he asserts that it leads to fleeting relevance.
In an interview with Saving Point Media, King Foye emphasizes the enduring impact of songs addressing societal issues or promoting peace.
He sees his music as a tool for healing during difficult times, citing his song “Jeje” as an example, which promotes education and peace.
Encouraging both established and emerging artists, King Foye urges them to contribute positively to society through their music, avoiding content that further divides or harms.
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He acknowledges the challenges faced by artists producing meaningful content, such as securing quality producers and financial sponsorships.
Additionally, King Foye highlights the difficulty in assembling a reliable team and the preference for controversial content among sponsors.
He also notes the challenges upcoming artists face with record labels, advising perseverance despite the sacrifices required.
Saving Point Media lists some of King Foye’s released songs, including “EDIDI,” “Wanna Kolombo,” “Only You,” and “Jeje.”
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