Seasoned Nigerian gospel singer, Kenny Saint Best, better known as KSB, is often criticised for dumping secular music for gospel.
But in a chat with Showtime, KSB, who during her hay days as a secular musician blazed the trail of the music industry, explained why she is now more focused on gospel music.
“Everyone has a season and I’m privileged to know my season. When it was time to write books I wrote them, when it was time to do politics I went ahead to do it. But the season I’m in now is the new age; what I’m doing now is worship, soul music. It’s intentional, because if I’m going to collaborate with mainstream secular acts it’s going to be funky praise and worship and on my own terms, depending on the artiste. There were so many of them I did collaborations with in the past, like Konga and Jaywon”, she said.
According to her, now that she is focused on gospel music, she is still the first gospel artiste that comes to mind whenever secular artistes intend to collaborate with a gospel musician.
