HARARE - Forgotten reggae duo Kuligan and Kalabash are set to bounce back with a bombshell album ending their long absence from the local music scene.The reggae stars made a name for themselves in 2004 with their debut album The Intro, which featured hit tracks such as Pukunyu (Narrow Escape) and Sorry (NdangaNdakadhakwa) (I was drunk).
Their comeback is billed to set the dancehall circles on fire and bring competition to the genre, which has been highly dominated by Winky D.
The 14 track album is expected to hit the streets in August this year. The reggae album focuses on societal issues from love to religion and carries notable tracks such as She is a Single Mother and Munhu Haaurayiwe (No one should be killed).
Kuligan and Kalabash, real names Norman Kanyimo and Artwell Kwenda respectively, attributed their long absence from the music industry to several pressing personal issues before promising their die-hard fans that this is a permanent comeback.
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was this album ever released in the end