Spice Diana Defends Bebe Cool’s Break The Chains, Explains The Purpose of an album
Ugandan singer Spice Diana has come out in support of Bebe Cool’s latest album, Break The Chains, which has faced mixed reactions since its release in May.
During her appearance on NBS After5, she addressed critics who have downplayed the effort and creativity behind the project.
They are doing the wrong thing because we are trying to build a culture of albums. If another artiste sees Bebe Cool’s album being criticized, they might not have the courage to release their own. He is doing his best, but people just do not understand it.
Drawing from her own experience, Spice Diana admitted that people’s limited understanding of albums once discouraged her from releasing one.
I was also scared to release albums, because people do not understand them. They do not know what an album is.
She went on to explain the broader purpose of an album, dismissing misconceptions and flawed beliefs about why artistes create them.
Most of the time, we do not make albums looking for hit songs. No, an album is about providing a variety of music for different fans. Remember, we have fans with different tastes. An album is a way to give all those fans something they can enjoy.
As the industry works to nurture a culture of albums, Spice Diana encourages fans to truly appreciate the creativity and effort behind each release.
