Kunda Reveals Why She Collaborated With Chef 187 on Her New Album
Kunda explains why Chef 187 became one of the artists she wanted on her new album, Na Fika.
Kunda Praises Chef 187βs Work Ethic
Zambian artist Kunda has opened up about her collaboration with Chef 187, explaining why the celebrated rapper was selected to feature on her new album, Na Fika.
Speaking during an interview on Prime TV, Kunda said she has always admired Chef 187βs music and, in particular, his dedication to his craft.
She described him as a hardworking artist whose approach to music stood out to her.
How βMaloβ Came Together
Kunda revealed that her team played an important role in bringing the collaboration together. Her manager helped get some of her songs to Chef 187 so he could listen to the material.
After hearing the music, Chef 187 reportedly responded positively and agreed to be part of the project.
Kunda said the rapper then came through to the studio, wrote his verse and recorded it, resulting in their collaboration βMalo.β
The artist appeared pleased with how the partnership came together, highlighting Chef 187βs willingness to contribute to the project once he connected with the music.
A Collaboration Built Around Creativity
For Kunda, the collaboration was not simply about featuring a well-known name on her album. She said she admired Chef 187βs work and felt his contribution would add value to the project.
Her comments also reflect the broader approach behind Na Fika, which features collaborations with artists she feels connect with her creative direction.
Kunda has described the album as a major milestone in her journey, following years of experience in the music industry, including her time working as a backing vocalist.
With Na Fika now available, Kunda is encouraging listeners to experience the album for themselves and embrace her sound as she continues establishing herself as a solo artist.
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