Sharon Gatete, a renowned Rwandan upcoming recording gospel artist known for her song "Nzategereza," currently enjoys widespread acclaim following the release of her debut album on the international market. Following the album's release, Gatete engaged in discussions with Paradise. Reflecting on her emotions after releasing the album on various digital platforms, she expressed, "I am extremely grateful to release my first album, I thank God for his covenant, I appreciate my family and close friends, I am grateful to my followers for their support and encouragement as they anticipate what I have to offer."

Responding to inquiries about why only two of her songs are available on YouTube, namely "Nzategereza" and "Umukunzi," Gatete stated, "My songs have begun to be available on major digital audio platforms because the audio had been prepared long before the performances. While I have uploaded videos everywhere, some, particularly on YouTube, are yet to be made available."

Following the success of the "Nzategereza Live Recording Concert," her fans continue to request more shows, eagerly anticipating future events. In response, Gatete stated, "We do not have specific concert details yet because we want to prioritize completing the album before planning any further events, which will be announced when the time is right." Sharon Gatete is a respected figure in the academic and musical circles, valued for her distinctive voice and profound lyrics.

She gained significant recognition with her song "Nzategereza," one of her masterpieces. Since her music career began, she organized the "Nzategereza Live Concert," featuring her latest songs and performances. This initiative followed her significant involvement in the Kingdom of God Ministries. In a conversation with Paradise, Gatete revealed that the inspiration behind "Nzategereza" stems from her deep reflections on her life journey and the empowerment she received to continue her path.

Looking ahead in her musical journey, this gospel artist expressed her desire to see her mother, a prominent choir singer, become her greatest supporter, inspired by her profound impact. Returning to her studies after completing her primary education, she emphasized the importance of continuing her education at the Music School on Nyundo Hill, known for nurturing musical talents, including Yverry, Igor Mabano, Ariel Ways, Kenny Sol, and others. Gatete expressed her ambition to pursue music studies at the university level in Kenya, with aspirations to earn a Doctorate (PhD) in the future. She expressed her desire to use her music to heal the sick, stating, "I want to be a musician who heals, not just through singing, but also as a music therapist and a music businesswoman."