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HHI in second live DVD recording

Life & Style
HHI Ministry in Byo is set for its second live DVD recording dubbed At the Altar, which will see local gospel artistes Takesure Zamar Ncube and Wenyasha Chingono and South African guest artiste, Hlengiwe Ntombela Mthethwa, taking to the stage.

BY SHARON SIBINDI

HARVEST House International Ministry in Bulawayo is set for its second live DVD recording dubbed At the Altar, which will see local gospel artistes Takesure Zamar Ncube and Wenyasha Chingono and South African guest artiste, Hlengiwe Ntombela Mthethwa, taking to the stage.

The recording will be held at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) Hall 4 this Sunday. The music project comes after a successful debut recording project, Genesis, held in June last year.

Minister in Charge of Harvest Music, Sukoluhle Luphahla, confirmed the developments to Southern Eye Life & Style.

“The second live DVD shall be recorded on Sunday at ZITF Hall 4 at 2pm. This project is expected to be bigger, better and we hope to attract a large crowd,” she said.

“The album, aptly dubbed At the Altar, focuses on bringing people back to the place of communion with God, offering sacrifices of praise and worshipping their maker.”

Luphahla said Harvest Music Super would this year also feature Sipho “Snowy” Ncube and Pride Panashe of Harvest Music.

The album will have 26 songs in three main languages, being English, Ndebele and Shona.

“It is a mixture of praise, worship and ministry songs. The songs are in various genres to cater for different preferences which range from reggae ,jazz, afro-jazz, afro-pop, kwaito to soft rock,” she said.

“The product will be available in DVD and CD formats as well as on online stores such as Apple music, Spotify and YouTube.”

She said the DVD would be available for sale in August 30 when the album launch is set to take place .

This year’s Clash of Choirs, she added, was set for August 31 at the ZITF grounds where at least 20 choirs would participate.

Zamar-Ncube said fans should expect a lot on the day.

“They should expect Christian entertainment, international standard praise music, international level of worship music, originality in composed music, international standard of the stage and quality sound,” he said.