In a recent interview, Presh formerly of the group KC Presh has advised up and coming artists to strike out solo instead of being a group. He said it is better for unknown acts to go solo from the beginning of their careers because it will be easier for them to make decisions along the way.
Former KC Presh member advises upcoming acts to go solo
The pop act advises new artistes to steer away from the music group set-up.
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“Don’t start in a group. If you know you have it, go all out for yourself. Even if the person is your brother, it’s good to differentiate yourselves. If you have to do it, do it yourself because you get to take your own decisions and keep growing from there" he said in an interview.
Presh broke into limelight as part of the duo known as KC Presh. The other act is the pop star KCee. Together they won the initial edition of Star Quest in 2002. They got signed to Kennis Music shortly after. Circa 2011, the group split up.
Presh is currently signed to Eric Manny Entertainment, and has a new single out, 'I No Dey Lie' featuring Tiwa Savage.
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