Swangz Avenue singer Priscilla Zawedde, widely known as Azawi, issued a strong warning to upcoming artists to avoid close association with established musicians.Speaking about the challenges faced by rising stars, Azawi claimed that many big-name artists are driven by envy and negative intentions rather than a genuine desire to help new talent grow.Rising artists stay away from established musicians. First of all, they don’t wish others well. Secondly, they’re thieves; thirdly, they practice witchcraft. Stay away from them.According to Azawi, the majority of established musicians do not genuinely support the growth of new artists. She emphasized that only a handful of industry veterans truly want to see the music scene flourish. “There are only a few who love and wish the industry well,” she added.Means a lot to me: Joshua Baraka on forthcoming maiden concertThe Repeat It hitmaker went on to argue that many established artists have little to offer rising stars in terms of mentorship or industry guidance. Instead, she accused them of embracing practices she believes are harmful to the industry as a whole.Most of them are devils. That’s why you have denied the youngsters a chance to shine. Rising artists, I advise you to stay with your fellow artists, because there is nothing you are going to learn from the established artists.The only thing you’re going to learn from established musicians is witchcraft and begging the government, stealing, and not giving fellow artists their portion of money. @factfilesmedia1 ABAYIMBI ABATO NDOWOZA MUWULIDE #kadamasaudia🇸🇦 #factfiles #alienskinug #treading #ugandatiktok ♬ original sound – FactFilesMedia The post Azawi cautions rising artists to stay away from established musicians appeared first on MBU.