In a candid interview on a local radio station, Willy Paul shed light on his departure from the gospel music industry and the challenges he faced before transitioning to secular music with his latest album, “Beyond Gifted.”
Reflecting on his decision, Pozee, as he is popularly known, revealed that he encountered numerous difficulties within the gospel industry, prompting him to make the difficult choice to step away.
While he refrained from delving into specifics, he emphasized the need to remove himself from a potentially harmful environment.
“Many things happened… I felt like if I didn’t leave, I might have faced dire consequences. It was a situation where I had to prioritize my well-being,” Pozee shared during the interview.
The “Kitanzi” hitmaker expressed gratitude for his decision to transition to secular music, acknowledging that it likely saved him from significant harm. Despite facing backlash and criticism for his departure from gospel music, Pozee maintains that he has no regrets about his journey.
While he acknowledged that some individuals within the gospel industry may know the details of his experiences, Pozee remains focused on moving forward. He affirmed his commitment to his current path in the music industry and expressed optimism for the future.
By sharing his story, Willy Paul offers insight into the complexities of the music industry and the personal struggles artists may face in pursuit of their passion.
His openness encourages dialogue about the challenges artists encounter and underscores the importance of prioritizing mental and emotional well-being.
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