Struggling music producer and singer Magix Enga recently endured a brutal assault that nearly claimed his life. Sharing the harrowing experience on his Instagram, Enga provided photographic evidence of the attack, showing his swollen face with visible traces of blood, indicative of a severe beating. Enga attributed the assault to an individual he referred to as an "enemy of progress."
He added that were it not by God’s grace, he would have lost his life.
In a statement, he revealed that someone he didn't name tried to kill him while he was on the street.
"Karibu niuliwe na hater Hapa kwa streets God ako na mimi ❤️🙏🏿 tomorrow is another day we give thanks," the producer wrote.
The producer, known for collaborating with some of Kenya's prominent artists, chose not to elaborate on the specifics of the incident.
After sharing this update, numerous netizens, including fellow artists, have expressed their deep concern for the producer's well-being. They have also appealed to fellow Kenyans to offer assistance and support during this challenging time.
Approximately two months ago, the skilled music producer publicly shared his struggles for the first time. Using his Facebook page, he posted a poignant picture of himself holding his son, expressing his deep emotions. In the heartfelt post, he revealed that he had made strenuous efforts to conceal his pain but had reached a breaking point as his endeavors were proving unproductive.
Opening up about his financial hardships, he disclosed that despite collaborating on numerous musical projects with various artists, he had never derived any financial benefit from his creative work.
Despite facing challenges, the artist asserted his belief that he remained the premier beat producer despite the setbacks.
"I still believe I am the best producer. For example, Gengetone's song that people liked, that is, the most popular song is Mamiondoko, which I have not benefited from, Digidigi from Arrow Boy, which has more than 10,000,000 views, I have not earned a single cent from it. At the moment I have no job," he cried.
