In an interview with Radio 47, Masauti clarified that his recent absence wasn't about a lack of commitment. He pointed to personal issues and family responsibilities that slowed him down.

Responding to Khaligraph Jones

The discussion was sparked by comments from fellow artist Khaligraph Jones. Masauti confirmed that Khaligraph had praised his talent but also expressed concern about his inconsistency.

"Yes, I saw that Khaligraph said he sees that I have talent but wonders why I do not release songs constantly. Truly, he said I have talent but I am lazy. But on that, you know everyone has their own pace in life."

Masauti explained that he understands the observation, but he strongly disagrees with being called lazy.

"I Have My Own Plans"

Masauti stressed that his life and career move at a different speed than others. He isn't following anyone else's path.

"The way he is moving with his life is not the same as how I am moving with mine. I also have my own plans. There were things I was doing until people thought that I was going slowly."

He revealed that his struggles weren't about romantic relationships, as some people might have guessed. Instead, they were more serious, rooted in his family.

"There were things holding me back, but they were not love-related. In my family, I am the one depended on, so there were issues I had to solve at home before continuing." He also Clarified on having new music with Khaligraph jones despite their back and forth. 

Working Independently

Despite his popularity, Masauti doesn't have a formal manager. He explained that he works as an independent artist with a small, trusted team. He's had offers from many potential managers, but the deals weren't right for him.

"Many people have approached me, but the agreements were not right, so they did not succeed," he said.

What's Next for Masauti?

The singer is now ready to get back in the game and has big plans for new music. He's lined up a series of exciting collaborations, including with some of the biggest names in the industry:

Mbosso, Iyanni

Watendawili

He also hinted at working with popular Gengetone and Arbantone artists like Goddy Tennor, Tipsy Gee, and Fater Moh.