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‘Let’s take a break’ – Intaba Yase Dubai on music career

Musician and former Ambitiouz Entertainment artist Lindokuhle ‘Intaba Yase Dubai‘ Msomi has decided to take a step back from his music career, sharing the news on his Facebook account.

Intaba Yase Dubai started off his lengthy post by saying, “Hi music, I wish you to know that I love you all the time. And I have trusted you till today, in everything we went through together I just wish you believe me when I say I don’t blame you and the experience was amazing. You taught me how to be strong. I appreciate you.”

Still addressing the music, Intaba says that they have built themselves a lot of enemies and that their lifestyles have changed. “…we now seek for protection 24/7 because they want to keep us as slaves forever. Let’s take a break. It’s time to accept we have failed, let’s try something else and move on in life.”

He then sent a shout-out to his supporters and said that he was not giving up entirely.

“To everyone who loved and supported me from day one, know that I love you and I’m not giving up but I have to start something new in order to survive. I’m still available for performances. To projects I have promised you, [I] wish to put them on hold till further notice.”

He continued, “I got myself a job. And I promise one day if ever we will be free from this jail we are in. I’ll give you music as I won’t stop recording since I love writing music. For now, let’s accept another chapter in my life.  I have a lot of work as a Director at 3Point7 Ent and I hope you will support our new kids as they are about to take off. And God bless you for building me to become this man I am now.”

Intaba concluded, “And I would like to say thank you for your support. It’s time I go back behind the scenes where my heart has always been. To everyone ? who will get a chance to work with us, Cheers.”

 

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