He says he prefers to protect their family relationship than engage in a public war of words. The Black Lions Band leader has been threatened with legal action if he continues to use the US-based legend’s music. However, in the interest of preserving family relations, Makore has vowed to remain tight-lipped over the matter.
“I won’t comment on the matter. Relations are very special to maintain and keep,” said Makore. “The matter has been brought into the public domain and I will find ways to address it.” With Makore opting for an amicable resolution, a close associate of the musician told Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub that there were better ways for the two parties to resolve the dispute.
“We have been following the issue with keen interest and believe there are better ways for the two parties to find each other,” said the associate. “Kurai and Mukanya are related, which makes this issue delicate. “Mukanya has toured with Kurai before, which made us believe they were getting along well.
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“At one point, they shared the stage in the United Kingdom, and it was a breathtaking experience – almost like a father-and-son affair. “Legally, Mukanya is within his rights but, for the sake of maintaining their relationship, they need to find each other.” Makore’s pal also urged the musician to remain calm and level-headed during these trying times. “If you look closely at what he has gone through, it is critical that Kurai remains calm.
“He is always in touch with his uncle, and they can still find each other. “After all, Kurai knows the channels and how to engage his uncle.
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