C-Zar explains why he went into wilderness

After releasing his last album titled "Azonto Pandemic" in 2012, multiple award winning hip-life artist, C-zar has explained why he went into the wilderness for 4 years and now back with a song titled 'Sorry'.

'Sorry', which is a single track but the title of his yet to be released album, features Luther and was engineered by Nero Steger.

C-zar is credited with five albums namely,"Afei na Maba (2000), Sumsum Sofo(2003), Araba Lawson(2006), Mercy Lokko(2008) and Azonto Pandemic(2012)"

According to C-zar, the reason behind his success in the music scene is simply because he doesn't release songs in a haste.

He spoke with Dj Murphy Lee of Sunyani-based Storm Fm via telephone:

"Being in the wilderness didn't mean I was only eaten and sleeping..hahaha.... Oh, you know that when you doing music and you take a break to learn, it helps you to produce great songs. If you remember Bandana now called Shatta Wale, he also went into the wilderness for several years but he is now out and being regarded as the hottest artist currently in Ghana. That is music, you need to sit down and analyse so many things before you release...that is why I have won awards and has never flopped in my career", C-zar told Dj Murphy with much humor.

Stressing on his latest single;'Sorry', C-zar indicated that, it's the title for his 2016 album which he would release the songs on the album one after the other in every three months.

Known in real life as Augustine Osei Owusu, C-zar advised musicians not to be in a haste to release songs.