“I recorded the song two weeks ago on a Friday, after being
inspired by my breakup with my girlfriend whom I have dated for five months. I
released it the following Tuesday and then on Wednesday she heard the song and
called me, telling me that it has been on her playlist’
“We spoke for a while and she was interested and trying to
act as everything was normal but I told her, I am no longer playing that. I have moved on. I am no longer seeing her
the same way as before.
“I was hurt. The song is real and what you see on the video
on social media is actually me and how I felt. After we uploaded the song, the
next day it was already trending on social media.
“It was already on 11 000 hits and I was shocked. I am
happy how big artists are even endorsing the song. The song is emotional and it speaks my heart.
I was depressed. I had other heart-breaks before but this one was very strong
as it hit me hard. I later accepted fate and started 2021 on a new note,” Kae
Chaps told the Herald.
Kae Chaps has been in the music industry for about seven
years as an underground musician.
“I used to work before and I remember in 2017 I went to
South Africa and came back after I failed to make it there. I told my uncle
that let me go back to Zimbabwe. I worked as a general hand at a pizza place,
at a fast food, chicken outlet in town and as a satellite dish installer for
Kwese Tv. I got depressed and quit. I started making music in 2014, I have been
dropping singles. I then did my first project called “November 20” in 2018. It
was inspired by an incident where I got stabbed at night coming from work,
during the Kwese days. I turned that into a project. In 2020, I did an extended
play which had three songs. My very first album was last year on September 25,
titled “Vanga”,” he explained. He said was working on a couple of
collaborations and was inspired by a lot of people.
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