Struggling Baba Harare says he will never rejoin Jah Prayzah, insisting that the good times will come. "My brother, the Jah Prayz...
Struggling Baba Harare says he will never rejoin Jah
Prayzah, insisting that the good times will come.
"My brother, the Jah Prayzah issue is now a closed
chapter as we speak. Like I said since I left that year, I am now my own man
and I still insist. I have learnt a lot as a solo artiste and I have plenty to
show for it my brother.
"At my camp, we share what we get and my band members
are content with that arrangement. We haven't lost hope that good times will
come but we ought to work hard as a team.
"By the way, I always have time to explain to my team
the vision we have and where we are going. What makes me strong is my Christian
beliefs. I believe in prayer and nothing else and my time will come.
"At the moment, we are happy with what we get and we
can't asking for what's not on the table."
Baba Harare told H Metro that he faced many challenges when
he quit Jah Prayzah’s band.
"When I went solo, I faced many challenges as the
(first) album failed to meet people's expectations," said Baba Harare.
"Despite the challenges I faced which prompted me to
record a second album towards November the same year, I never thought of
rejoining my former paymaster as was perceived by many.
"In fact, I was always in touch with him (Jah Prayzah)
as my former boss but I never lost focus.
"I finally managed to win hearts of fans with the
second album – Minamato YaRasta – which was well received by fans.
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