Mr. Nice Reveals His Next Step after His Career Crashed and Burned In Kenya

Mr. Nice was the biggest artiste in East Africa circa 2003, but things went south when he visited South Africa. At Msanzi, Mr. Nice experienced an alarming downward spiral that was attributed to alcoholism and hedonism.

But he managed to get back to East Africa and was soon signed up by Grandpa Recorded before they booted him out in frustrated fury.

Candy N Candy Records came to the rescue and they too could not save the talented singer.

Many bewailed Mr. Nice’s fate but despite all the loud protests, Mr Nice revealed in an interview with Clouds F.M that he has no pressure to perform and will do things at his own paces . He is not trying to keep up with the joneses.

“Unajua mimi kweli ule muziki wa kusema lazima niwe juu, nikahonge magazeti niandikwe huko nilishapita. “Sasa hivi mimi ni mwanaharakati kwa sababu Mr Nice hata ukimuuliza kuku wanamjua, sasa inanibidi nitunze heshima.” (My time to compete with the young ones is long gone. I do not have time to bribe the press in order to gain publicity .I am famous, even the chickens not know me, I have to maintain my legacy)

Siwezi kuhangaika kukwaruzana na wasanii wapya, utaniona mjinga. Hayo mambo kuna watu wa kuwaachia. Kwahiyo mimi najaribu kwenda na wakati na kujielewa pia. Nitaendelea kutoa vitu vingine ili niwaburudishe watanzania. Najua mengi yanasemwa na nini lakini maisha yanaendelea” (I will not stress myself bickering with the new artistes, I will look dim-witted. We have left these habits to some people. So I am going with the trends and understating myself also. I will continue to produce music to entertain Tanzanians. I know a lot has been said but, life goes on” he said.