Wishes grew up bouncing between Zomba, Dedza, Lilongwe, and Mzuzu, which taught him how to build an identity instead of just getting handed one. His hip-hop journey started at Michiru View's Pro-Active student club in 2008 alongside artists like Blacka Fella, Martse, and King Henry Melon, and that crew made chasing music feel totally doable. Artists like Piksy and Yung Kay shaped his local sound, while Lecrae and B.o.B. pushed him toward bigger ideas.
He jumped into production after realizing he wanted to match beats with the visions stuck in his head, and working with people like Godesha and Tiyes helped sharpen his creative confidence. Financial struggles and limited exposure slowed things down, but he kept grinding through every setback. Football gives him a mental break between studio sessions.
His next few years are focused on putting Malawian artists on the global map instead of just building his personal brand, and he tells younger musicians to keep pushing forward no matter how rough the climb gets.
He jumped into production after realizing he wanted to match beats with the visions stuck in his head, and working with people like Godesha and Tiyes helped sharpen his creative confidence. Financial struggles and limited exposure slowed things down, but he kept grinding through every setback. Football gives him a mental break between studio sessions.
His next few years are focused on putting Malawian artists on the global map instead of just building his personal brand, and he tells younger musicians to keep pushing forward no matter how rough the climb gets.
