I Hope People Continue To Keep The Soul Of Music Alive – Seyi Shay




Singer Seyi Shay, has made her wish for the music industry known in a new interview.
Speaking with Planet TV, the ‘Mary‘ crooner, talked about making music saying she does what easily comes to her and hopes people continue to keep the soul of music alive.

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