Jah Prayzah who recently launched two albums has taken to social media to appreciate Feli Nandi for the work she put in the making of the hit song Sarungano.

The song, Sarungano is still ranking at number 2 on YouTube’s trending music, a month after its release, and has been viewed by more than 1Million viewers already.

Jah Prayzah took to his official page to thank and show gratitude to the beautiful songstress Feli Nandi. He wrote:

“Making of Sarungano was such a fun project. From the studio to the video shoot locations, everything was just a breeze. Mfana wangu Feli Nandi you put in your all and would constantly call kuti zvaita here mukoma, kana zvisina tidzokere futi mu studio.

From the first day to a million views later, thank you for being the perfect friend and artist you are. Keep pushing. I am super proud of you 👏🏿

#MaitaBaba ne #Chiremerera”

In other news – Holy Ten and Magz release collabo

Michael Magz Magondo and hip-hop star Holy Ten have released a collaborative album titled The New Bhundu Boyz. Magz said it had been his dream to release music that is appreciated by fans around the country.

Following his discovery by Holy Ten last year, Magz was signed at Samanyanga Sounds together with Mr. Candy.Learn More

Michael Magz Magondo and hip-hop star Holy Ten have released a collaborative album titled The New Bhundu Boyz. Magz said it had been his dream to release music that is appreciated by fans around the country.

Following his discovery by Holy Ten last year, Magz was signed at Samanyanga Sounds together with Mr. Candy.

Magz told NewsDay Life & Style that they have been concentrating on single tracks until they decided to come up with an album.

In December they released a song titled Marisa and in January this year, they released another song that is making waves in the Zim hip-hop circles titled Pressure.

“After working on single tracks with Holy Ten which were hits in the country, we resolved to give our fans something different from our usual hip-hop as you know that music is evolving every day so people should not get used to the same sound every time,” said Magz during the launch of the album at Golden Conifer Gardens in Harare on Friday.

“It took us months listening to different genres, getting familiar with them until we came up with the songs on the album. We combined our skills in music production and engineering to come up with an 11-track album titled The New Bhundu Boyz.”

Holy Ten’s manager Shawn Maguma said the project was a result of the magic between the two artists.

“The New Bhundu Boyz album is a metamorphosis from the other previous Holy Ten projects. The fans just have to listen with shoe fits as he always says: “Kutaura Nyaya semaziviro aanoita.”

He added that it was also inspired by love as Holy Ten recently married. Holy Ten married model Kimberly Chigubhu alias Richard’s.

In other news – Yul Edochie congratulates President Tinubu

Controversial Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie, has prayed to God to give President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his Vice, Kashim Shettima, all that they need to lead Nigeria to greater heights.

Edochie said this in a tweet on his official handle on Monday while congratulating Tinubu and Shettima for taking their oath of office. Learn More

UK-based businesswoman, Olinda Chapel-Nkomo, says she saved Mai TT’s show in England at the last-minute.

She claims the show in Milton Keynes was about to be cancelled, because some payments had not been honoured, when she intervened.

Olinda has now fired shots at socialite Ketty Masomera, a very good friend of Mai TT, for rubbishing her name.

She claims she has saved Masomera on a number of occasions she has fallen into desperate times.

Masomera had said Olinda should not attend Mai TT’s shows.

“I am full of grace in many ways that you don’t understand,” said Olinda on her social media platforms.

“You called me a million and one names last night, but that doesn’t take my grace away.

“Let me teach you a lesson about the people you attack.

“The night of the event in Milton Keynes, I was telephoned while driving to the venue as there was a crisis.”

She said the event was about to be cancelled since the balance required had not been paid.

“They had been given up to 6pm to pay for it or the show wouldn’t go on.

“I arrived at 5.51pm and made the payment, my grace saved the show.

“The promoter paid me back the following week, but without my input at that moment, the show would have been cancelled.

“I never mentioned this, but mandidenha.”

Olinda said she couldn’t understand some of the things said by Masomera.

“So, when you say don’t come to ‘our’ show, what do you mean?

“…the show was mine!”