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Dancehall chanter to release debut album

Life & Style
UPCOMING dancehall artiste based in South Africa, Munyaradzi “Will Tee” Takundwa, is set to release his debut album, Unstoppable, this month.

BY DEMETRIA MANYONGA

UPCOMING dancehall artiste based in South Africa, Munyaradzi “Will Tee” Takundwa, is set to release his debut album, Unstoppable, this month.

The 16-track album, produced by Movy D Streets, features other artistes, including Jah Hero, Hunter T and Monster.

“Unstoppable was influenced by the way we are living. It touches on all life situations experienced by both the young and the old,” Will Tee said.

“I see a lot of young people going astray, abusing drugs. Many are missing out on their life partners because they are looking for material things, so I thought I should express all this in my album,” he said.

One of the tracks on the album, Ndaenda, was released as a single last month.

Will Tee said the album title was a dedication to his fans who had christened him Unstoppable, so he felt like paying them back. He said he started singing when he was still in school. He, however, did not take seriously his dawning music career as he had to pursue his education, but he is now a full-time musician based in South Africa.