For a while now, there has been tussles in gospel music in Kenya with some gospel artistes’ admitting compromised content from true gospel teachings. Maybe some want to become overnight celebrity or else doing music for business purpose, lucking mentorship on how to conduct in the industry.
Although, many would not want to comment on the issue to avoid upheaval, some have come clean and admitted that its true gospel music acts has taken up the showbiz trend aping more of the nonspiritual culture.
Tanzanian gospel singer Christina Shusho was first to came clean saying that, Kenyan gospel music is more of showbiz than it is about glorifying God and she urged musicians to follow the likes of Sarah K, Daddy Owen and Emmy Kosgei.
Ala-C too had this this to say, “#SarahKiarie's music is true ministry! wengi wanao sema wanaimba injili wanafaa kuskiza nyimbo zake & maybe learn something from her. #Injil”
From his twitter
#SarahKiarie's music is true ministry! wengi wanao sema wanaimba injili wanafaa kuskiza nyimbo zake & maybe learn something from her. #Injil
— Ala-C IamRnBGenge (@AlaCgenge) April 30, 2014
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