The ManicaPost
Tendai Gukutikwa
BUDDING gospel artiste, Priviledge Gona, who is currently based in South Africa has roped in Honde Valley’s celebrated musician, Trymore Bande on his third offering, Takavaka Tega. The album carries eight soothing tracks which include Anonyepa, Jabesi and Tetelestai. Bande who have carved a niche for himself in the gospel music industry features on the soulful track, Nanhasi, a potential thriller that urges people to appreciate God’s love. The album, Gona, said carries uplifting tracks that encourage Christians to pin their hopes and faith in God and believe in him in all situations. “I realised that old-aged people seem not to understand present-day church hymns since they are used to their old hymns. The song, Nanhasi is a reminder to the old aged among other Christians that all hymnal songs carry inspiring messages that help people to sail through day-to-day afflictions and problems,†he said.
Gona released his first and second albums in 2010 and 2012 respectively. Gona said the two projects did not do well on the market because of poor marketing. “I hope to improve on my marketing strategies and possibly hold more live shows while marketing the new project.
