"Music Wasn't My Number One Dream" Voltz JT Joins Nyasha Michelle

Music wasn't my, my number one dream

People have chucked cans at you, you say

Yeah, it happens.

Depression, drugs, anxiety

Is such an uncomfortable experience

If something goes bad, doesn't mean that you are bad.

Doesn't mean that it's going to be bad the next time and the next time after.

Yeah.

And I've learned that the hard way

Your music and your raps, they touch on societal issues

Well, if I'm going to be making music, it at least is to have an impact that's bigger than me.

[upbeat music] Hello, and welcome to another episode of With Nyasha Michelle.

And this whole season, I have been b- bringing you the fire conversations with some of Zimbabwe's greatest.

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