The artist revealed in an interview that the album was doing well as it has already reached African markets like Madagascar, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Tanzania and South Africa. Magloo attributed this feat to her hard work and production of quality products. Didumakae has 14 tracks. As a result of COVID-19, she uploaded her music online, where her fans can download and stream it. “I write my songs based on my experience and what I see in my environment. The local market is fine and supportive for my kind of music. I market my songs through various social media platforms, radio interviews and newspaper reviews,” she told Arts & Culture. “I am trying my best to be professional with my music and also prefer high quality sound and good presentation. I also strive for positive messages to encourage and heal troubled souls.”
Even though she has a predilection to make good music, Magloo highlighted that she lacked funding to push her projects and build an established brand. She said COVID-19 has affected her growth as distribution channels have been halted. This, therefore, has made it impossible for her CDs to physically reach other audiences. However, she thanked various social media platforms for enabling her to share her music with her fans across the world. Magloo is a mother, wife, entrepreneur and musician.
