Controversies Help Push Brands Up – MzVee

It seems every artiste has his/her own perceptions about controversies in the entertainment industry.

Whiles some would do all they can to avoid them, others seem to see it as a backbone to success of their brands.

Lynx Entertainment signee, MzVee seems to agree with the latter.

In an interview with Graphic Showbiz on the role controversies play in the lives of celebs, MzVee noted that she is not the controversial type.

She however added that controversies sometimes help with brand positioning.

“I am not fond of controversies but what I can say is that, they help push one’s brand up, they put you out there, people look out for you etc.

“See for example, if I suffer a wardrobe mal-function right now, the media will carry it everywhere and people would want to know more about me. They would want to know who I am, what I do etc.

“I am not a controversial person but because it is part of the game, I cannot avoid it but in all that, I try to handle it well”, she said.

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The award winning musician is currently out with a new single, ‘Bend Down’.

Throwing more light on the song, she stated that the attention the song is getting is so far massive, adding that the feedback has been amazing.

“Bend Down is dance music and everyone knows I love to dance a lot. I heard the beat and I just knew I had to jump on it. The reception has been so good”  MzVee said.

‘Bend Down’ features award winning musician Kuami Eugene and production credit goes

to MOG Beatz.

Background

MzVee, born Vera Hamenoo-Kpeda hit the limelight in 2012 as part of girl band, D3,

managed by Lynx Entertainment, which later split up.

She began her solo career shortly afterwards under Lynx and she has released a number of hit

songs like Bokor Bokor, Sing My Name, Rewind, Daavi, Come And See My Moda, I Don’t Know among others.

MzVee, who has been in the industry for seven years says she has grown as a person in the

industry and music has given her another perspective about life and how she associates with people.

Source:GraphicShowbiz.com