The 12-track album shares a message of hope, tolerance and praise. The group’s co-leader, Caroline Ncube, told The Zimbabwean they wanted the country to unite and move forward towards a better future for everyone.
“We are more than just a music group. We are contributing enormously to uniting communities through music. We spent more than eight months working on this album and we are very confident that it will appeal to everyone. Our music brings optimism to life as it also mainly focuses on every day social activities,” said the 29-year-old Ncube.
The group is also targeting poor people in order to give them hope.
“Gospel music is a ministry and I think it is because of that that God keeps blessing us,” added Ncube.
Featured in their album are hit tracks like Khumbula Ubunzima, Eloi Eloi, Zihlobo Zami, Sihole Baba, Ngiyeza Nkosi, Shwele Baba, Jesu
Thand’umoya wami, Kuhle Ukukholwa and Sizwile Ukukhala.
Previously this youth dominated group performed in shows like the Women’s Day commemoration, where some of the proceeds were used to buy toiletries and other basics for underprivileged women in and around Johannesburg.
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