BY TAFADZWA KACHIKO
UNITED STATES-BASED Zimbabwean rapper Malcom “Meech La’flare” Chitsa scored big in his career after he recently collaborated with America’s multi-award-winning musician Future on a single titled Who Knew.
In an interview with NewsDay Life & Style, Meech La’flare described working with Future, born Nayvadius DeMun Wilburn, as a life-changing experience that took his art to a higher level.
“I had a life-changing experience working on the single. It took me to a higher position and taught me to take my music more seriously moving forward as far as quality and content is concerned,” he said.
“I now have a hit with an A-List artiste and I am already reaping many rewards such as getting more streams, more fans and more exposure just from this track. It pushed me to go even harder.”
Meech La’flare said the collaboration was just the beginning of “something huge” in his career.
“It is a process and I am humbled to know that my time is yet to come. I am going to work hard and do more collaborations to improve my sound and release great music,” he said.
Meech La’flare revealed plans to come back home and connect with his fans.
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“I am planning to come and connect with fans as well as work on a music video. Back home, youths mainly those with access to social media, are acquainted with my music and I hope to reach out to the elderly,” he said.
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