Nadia Nakai Shares Vision for Next Album and Plans for Next Music Video
- Nadia Nakai is planning on releasing two more music videos from her last album, Nadia Naked
- The rapper is excited about the future and explained that she's in a totally new space now musically
- Nadia is hoping that she will get the chance to collaborate with more artists in the African content
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Mzansi rapper Nadia Nakai has opened up about her latest plans in the music industry. Her album Nadia Naked was very successful and she's ready to do even more next time.
During an interview with Kgomotso Meso on Elite Nights, Nadia spoke about what she plans on doing the second time around. Nadia revealed that she would like to release two music videos from her previous album.
The rapper said that she would like to do this because she feels as though she has already outgrown some of her older music. She plans on shooting music videos for her songs Creatures and Chankura.
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"From there I'm gonna focus on the new music because it's becoming a thing of music becoming a bit dated for me. I'm no longer in that space anymore," said Nadia.
Nadia has been collaborating with international artists and also has a music video coming up with American rapper Vic Mensa for their song, Practice.
The rapper is hoping that she'll get the chance to collaborate with more African artists because she has been traveling around the continent lately. She's got big plans for the future and can't wait to show her fans what she's been cooking.
In other Mzansi music news, Briefly.co.za previously reported that Prince Kaybee would rather sacrifice his international career to help others.
Mzansi record producer Prince Kaybee has made it known that he will work overtime to make sure that artists in Africa are progressing while he's around. It's not easy to make it in the industry but Prince Kaybee wants to do his best to help.
Taking to Twitter, the record producer spoke about how he can't be too focused on featuring artists from abroad when artists in Mzansi are still struggling to make it.
"Can’t be too focused on featuring overseas artists while my home has artists with no bread and I’m one guy that could change their lives by just calling them to studio," said Prince Kaybee.
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