Nina Roz fires back at Prima Kadarshi over remarks on their collaborative song with 5 other female artists

Recently, six young and talented artists Nina Roz, Ava Peace, Nandor Love, Jowy Landa, Zafaran, and Recho Ray came together for a new project titled “Kukyakala Na Kubwa.” However, as with any creative endeavor, not everyone had the same reaction to the collaboration.

Six artists known for their unique styles and powerful voices joined forces to create a song that showcases their individual talents and celebrates the power of women in the industry.

The song aimed to break barriers and provide a platform for female artists to shine, as there has not been such a big collaboration for a long time.

Unfortunately, not everyone shared the same enthusiasm for this collaboration. Prima Kadarshi, a socialite and Geosteady’s baby mama expressed her criticism of the song.

She took this to her Facebook page, where she claimed it was “too local” and had no meaning, and suggested that artists should focus on creating music that sets a positive example for the younger generation.

I don’t despise the artists’ art, and neither am I chasing clout, but the song is absolute garbage. You can’t sing “kubwa” and oba kuffa in a generation where our children admire and look up to you as artists. Other international artists like Magixx sing “Okay” and it’s good enough even when you’re all singing about the same thing because we all need some fun in a depressed generation.

Prima Kadarshi

In response to the criticism, Nina Roz part of the group came to the defense of their art. In an interview with Calvin The Entertainer on The Horizon show, she expressed her disappointment with Prima Kadarshi’s comments, stressing the importance of women supporting each other in the industry.

Nina Roz believed that the collaboration was an important step forward for female artists and thought that Prima, as a woman and the mother of two beautiful daughters, would support her projects because it was the only one of its kind. But she urged fans who enjoy their music and art to ignore the negativity.