URobert uyaraga, ‘Kwamva khona mhlokho, sayokukweriya eSwazi National School lapho safumana ikareko ekarisa khulu. Satjhumayeza uhlokokulu, naye walalela ngokuzimisela. Nasiphatha indaba yomtjhini wokudlala amarekhodi neyokuwalalelisa isikolo soke, wathaba khulu bewabiza pheze bafundi abalikhulu bona bahlale phasi etjanini balalele. Satjelwa bona isikolo samabanga aphakemekwesi kufundiswa abesana zokulima, ukubaza, ukwakha, isiNgisi neembalo; abentazana bona bafundiswa ubuhlengikazi, umsebenzi wekhaya neminye eqakhathekileko. Kwamva satjelwa bona gogo kaNdabezitha nguye owathoma isikolwesi.’ * father, I decided to take the route of hip-hop because it has become another means of communicating with the youth,” he said. He said his album has 15 tracks and one of the songs is already playing on Channel O on DSTV, channel 320. “This album is big. We want to re-introduce it to our people first. They have been with us every step of the way, supporting us, and that is why we feel that they deserve this launch. “In this album I will introduce my fans to me,‘Razor’, as a person. I’ll take them through my journey and the challenges that I face while trying to make music, as well as my plans for the future in music. I want to inspire them with music and tell them not to give up,” he said. He said that although he has a public management degree from Durban University of Technology, Riverside Campus, his passion is music and he wants to focus on it.