SINGER and songwriter Amylea Azizan has expressed disappointment at the current state of the music industry, claiming that certain people are creating controversy only to gain popularity, reported Utusan Malaysia.
“There are also people who suggested that I follow them by creating controversy so that my name would become popular and attract listeners. I refused because I didn’t want to ruin my career and integrity.” “Because of them, the space for good talent, who should be given a chance to stand out, is getting slimmer.
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