Singer Otile Brown recently revealed that he would quit his music career should his upcoming album flop.
Through his Insta stories, the 'Jeraha' hitmaker disclosed that he has poured significant effort into crafting his upcoming album
"I got too much game on my upcoming album, real life experience and ish ttrawwww…it has to make it to at least top 3 best album in Africa,'just to be fair' or else I am quitting music," he wrote.
In another post, the artiste vehemently refuted any claims of chasing clout citing that the love he shares with his dedicated fan base is raw and genuine.
"Never tricked a fan for love/support, that's why I don't do kiki … the love I share with my fans Is raw and genuine," he stated.
Otile addresses critics
In May, Otile Brown addressed concerns from his fans over his absence from the Kenyan music scene.
While some wondered why he was not dropping hits, some music fans expressed their concerns in the comments section of Otile Brown's social media posts, stating that his music has been underperforming. A number of music fans appealed to him to return to his old musical style.
The 'Jeraha' hitmaker addressed the worries and assured his followers that everything was under control. He advised his followers not to mistrust his music, and that as long as good music is respected, he will always be at the top of the game.
Otile is known for his great bongo hits like 'Alivyonipenda', Hisia, Jeraha, Aje Anione, Nabayet, Hi, Superwoman, Regina, and his latest Sunina.
Some of these are collaborations with other bigwigs in the music scene while some are solo hits.
