Cindy Mahlangu

“I was exposed to music properly in the white garment church” – Rapper Vector

Rapper, singer, and songwriter Vector the Viper has disclosed that his varied musical background has played a crucial role in maintaining his relevance within the industry. In a discussion with Arise News, Vector attributed his distinctive sound to his Yoruba heritage and his formative experiences in a white garment church during his early Christian upbringing. He underscored the significance of versatility in music, asserting that every artist ought to have the freedom to express themselves authentically. “Every artiste has the right to affiliate with music how they wish. Let’s not box anything in. I have been honest with my music and as a Yoruba boy, I was raised with words and proverbs and wise sayings. Those things form like the core background of what you do. But then, I was also exposed to music properly in the white garment church. So how do I box myself? Which is why I say I am just within the confines of music,” he said.