GIFTED reggae crooner, Emmanuel Mannex Motsi and the Transit Crew are set to release a new compilation album titled Sweet Loving.
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Vadzimu Records chief executive officer, Martin Stewart said the album is packaged with eight engaging tracks including Tengenenge, which promotes sculpture art and Transformation, which tells of how love often metamorphosises into materialism.
“African Swing addresses proud people, who are reminded not to forget their roots. The song Hot like Fire is a tale of blazing love,” he said.
“The song Ndamuda tells of true love and compassion. The album also carries a song titled Hope, which reminds people of the need to be hopeful. The album ends on a high note with a song entitled Warren Park, which is dedicated to the people of Warren Park.”
A number of studios have been involved in the production process and these include Monolio Studios and Benny Bitz SGK Records. Transformation was recorded in Ghana.
The Ndiani Anoti Nyo hitmaker rose to fame in 2002 after establishing the group, Bootkin Klan, which released Tsamba in 2003. The group released another hit in 2004, Anoti Nyo Ndiani? which was adjudged to be the top African riddim of the year.
