Founder Tz Drops New Single "Sitaki"

Tanzanian rising star Founder Tz has just released his latest single, “Sitaki,” a catchy tune with a powerful message about recognizing and rejecting unwanted advances. The song tackles a serious issue with a youthful, relatable vibe.

“Sitaki” (I Don’t Want): A Song of Empowerment

In “Sitaki,” Founder Tz sings about an older person trying to lure him with promises of wealth and a luxurious lifestyle. Lines like “eti ananipenda mimi, kumbe ananitaka” (He says he loves me, but he just wants me) and “eti ananipenda mimi, moyo wangu ushakataa” (He says he loves me, but my heart has already refused) highlight the singer’s awareness of the situation and his firm rejection of these advances.

The lyrics also reveal the singer’s internal conflict: “bado nawaza maana umri wangu bado mdogo, ila kaniahidi vitu vingi” (I’m still thinking because I’m still young, but he has promised me many things). Despite the allure of material possessions, Founder Tz ultimately chooses self-respect and autonomy, singing “bado naweza nilivyo mdogo na mazito aliyoniambia, sitaki sitaki mimi” (I can still make it even though I’m young, despite all the things he’s told me, I don’t want it, I don’t want it).

A Timely Message

“Sitaki” carries a powerful message about self-worth and the importance of setting boundaries, particularly relevant for young people navigating the complexities of relationships and societal pressures. Founder Tz uses his platform to encourage his listeners to stay true to themselves and resist exploitation.

Catchy Tune, Serious Theme

With its infectious beat and relatable lyrics, “Sitaki” is poised to become another hit for Founder Tz. The song is available below. Be sure to check it out and add it to your playlist!