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New artiste drops controversial gospel single

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GOSPEL artiste Phillip Mutonhori, also known as Phil Code, has just released a refreshing, but controversial rap-gospel song, Denga Kana Gehena, which digs deep into the hearts of believers and non-believers alike.

GOSPEL artiste Phillip Mutonhori, also known as Phil Code, has just released a refreshing, but controversial rap-gospel song, Denga Kana Gehena, which digs deep into the hearts of believers and non-believers alike.

BY GARIKAI TUNHIRA

Born and bred in Mbare, Phil Code said a full, 13-track album should be expected in August under the title G-Code 13 to Fame.

Denga Kana Gehena urges peope to make a choice in their lives, to choose a new kingdom promised by God or go to hell. His music tears into pretenders who are drunkards at night and wake up as prophets the following morning.

Very few would attend a church crusade, he sings, but there is no room to set foot at a passa-passa function.

Passa-passa is a street bash by dancehall artistes.

Phil Code also hits out at raunchy dancer Beverly Sibanda, better known in entertainment circles as Bev.

Even jailed cleric RMG End Time Message leader Robert Martin Gumbura is not spared in the song.

The upcoming album will contain tracks such as Born to Win, Wandirwadzisa, Ghetto Anthem and Mwari waAbrahama.

Phil Code says he has done collabos with Percy P and Powell, and will even ask either Killer T or Soul Jah Love to rap on Ghetto Anthem.