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VETERAN saxophonist, Phillip Svosve, says Independence opened up a whole new world for artists and a platform to pursue their interests without any strings attached.
However, the 74-year-old is concerned that many upcoming artists are now abusing their freedom by taking drugs and illicit substances.
The Jabavu Drive leader, who is celebrating 54 years in the game, told H-Metro:
“I started music at 20, and now I have 54 years in the game, which comes with a lot of responsibility.
“As we celebrate Uhuru, we must cherish some of our privileges as artists.
“I will only hold an independence show on Saturday and it will be one with a difference given I will be meeting youngsters as part of my mentorship programme.
“Andy Muridzo and Marcy Janyure are part of the line-up and I have pledged to play my part as an elder.
“I am proud of Andy Muridzo, who has done very well, and my daughter Marcy Janyure, who has been doing very well.”
He added:
“I am ready to assist youngsters in music and I urge Zimbabweans to fully embrace the 44th Uhuru celebrations.
“I will do my best in my power to assist them.”
Online Reporter