'I feel underrated in the music industry' - GT da Guitarman

During the interview, he shared his feelings about the music industry and his music.

On feeling underrated in the music industry: “Yes, I do feel underrated sometimes, especially when you see the guys that are representing the industry right now. These are people that I watched grow. However, being underrated might not always be a bad thing. It only means that you are yet to reach the mark that you’re aiming for. When you stop growing, you’re dead. And that’s the reason I’m still putting in work till date and trying to get better.”

On the type of music he makes: “I have never regretted making the type of music I do. I don’t think there is anybody in the industry who had left for the number of years I did and still gets shows. I think it would have been easier if I was making the pangolo music that the clubs want to hear. But the truth is that there is still a market for what we do. There are weddings and other corporate and social events every weekend that one gets to perform at.”

On quitting music a while ago: “It is true that I quit music. I knew that I could still come back but a lot of people made such a big deal of it. It was more like me saying I wanted to do other things so that people, who were always disturbing me to release new songs, would give me a breathing space. I told people I was quitting music but what I really meant was that I was taking a break.

“I got back into the industry barely two months ago. Before I decided to leave, I was working on a project called Animal Instinct. Right now, I am in the studio trying to work on more singles, which I hope to put out by January 2019. I’m also talking to a few spots, hoping to get a wonderful place where GT lovers can come to watch me perform live with my band regularly.”