Kenyan rapper Mary Ngesh, widely known as Kaveve Kazoze, has captured the hearts of many with her unique style and hilarious lyrics.
Despite gaining fame from her viral hit song “Rieng Genje,” the talented artist finds herself in need of support to continue her musical journey.
Seeking studio fees and a camera.
In an interview, Kazoze shared her challenges, including the lack of funds for studio fees and a camera to create captivating videos for her online platforms.
Recognising the potential rewards that can come from captivating visual content, the singer believes a camera would enhance her artistic expression and broaden her reach as an artiste.
“My only worry is getting studio fees. I have already composed songs but I don’t have studio money. I’m almost giving up. I’m also appealing for a camera,” she said.
Ngesh struggling to monetize fame
Despite the immense popularity and recognition she has garnered from “Rieng Genje,” Kaveve Kazoze candidly shared that fame alone has not translated into tangible benefits.
She admitted to performing in clubs without compensation simply to stay in the public eye.
“I’m broke. I have been performing in clubs for free. It is just for joy riding because I have not gotten any gigs or bookings,” she revealed.
Relocating from her home village to Nairobi in search of better opportunities, Kaveve Kazoze remains optimistic about her future in the music industry. With a resilient spirit and determination to succeed, she believes that a breakthrough is on the horizon.
Ngesh hawks handbags in streets
In a surprising turn of events, Ngesh returned to her former job as a hawker. In a TikTok video on her account, the beauty was seen selling handbags alongside another lady. Sharing the clip with her fans, she expressed her determination to keep hustling, writing.
