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We must learn to help each other if we want to grow in Kavango – T. Wayne Trust


T-Wayne Trust speak about Kavango artist
T-wayne – The Updated World

Titus Hamutenya well known for his stage name T. Wayne Trust is one of the upcoming artists from Rundu, capital of Kavango regions.

The Mejozis rapper talk about one of the reasons most of the artists in the Kavango regions are struggling to grow and make it big in the music industry.

The regions are blessed with talented young people who want to compete at a higher level but few of them who stay in the regions made up at the level where they can make a living from their own music.

T. Wayne, who said that he was inspired by the MIG Crew in the case of artists from the Kavango regions, he told The Updated World that if more successful artists will come from these regions, working in unity must be implement among the young once.

“In Kavango, we don’t like to work together, special the upcoming artists, and we like to pretend in our songs that we made it but we are fully dependent on our parents.

For us to grow we must learn to work together.” T. Wayne said.

T. Wayne featured in many songs including “Never Too Late” song by Universal Church YPG Namibia, the song which listened countrywide and touched many people’s lives. He also helped the Mejozis in their successful release of the EP Lost Files which consists of nine (9) songs.

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