Lydia Jazmine, a prominent Ugandan musician, has highlighted the financial struggles that are fueling conflicts within the music industry. According to Jazmine, financial hardships lead musicians to view others as enemies, creating tension and conflict. She noted that those who are financially stable are less likely to engage in altercations, as they have no reason to feel threatened or insecure.
Jazmine’s comments come as the music industry faces numerous challenges, including economic pressures that affect artists’ livelihoods and interactions. Her insights underscore the need for economic stability to foster peace and unity among musicians.