Ava Peace says 6ix Killaz split was about personal growth, not beef

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Team No Sleep singer Ava Peace reveals that the 6ix Killaz group did not split up on bad terms but rather due to growth and the desire to nurture their solo careers outside the group.Around 2024, Ugandan music welcomed the 6ix Killaz – an all-girl group of artists who created a fresh anticipation of music diversity.The group comprised mostly of Team No Sleep-affiliated singers including Jowy Landa, Ava Peace, Recho Rey, Zafaran, Pinky, and Nina Roz.Their banger Kukyakala Na Kubwa rocked the airwaves, but before they could drop more bangers, the group was dissolved.Uganda’s biggest music collaborations of 2024: A look at the top hitsIt was heavily reported that among them, rifts regarding favoritism of some members, among other issues, had caused their split up, something Ava Peace refutes.In a past interview with Sanyuka TV, Ava Peace states that they each outgrew the group as they sought individual success.She also advised Jowy Landa and Nandor Love, who are at loggerheads, to amicably solve their issues.It’s growth; we all grew up. It’s not separation because when a project arises and needs us on it as Six Killerz, we shall do it together. But right now, everyone is pursuing solo engagements outside the group. The chaos between Jowy Landa and Nandor Love has only happened recently; it cannot be why the group split up. I would prefer that they sit down and talk and solve their wrangles because they were once really close friends and share so many secrets between them. I don’t talk as much to them; we are all busy, and I wouldn’t want to distract them.The post Ava Peace says 6ix Killaz split was about personal growth, not beef appeared first on MBU.