UPCOMING gospel artiste, Charles Zanovhi, has roped in renowned songstress, Cynthia Mare, on his recently launched 10-track debut album titled Rwendo, to give his first offering a cutting edge that comes with experience.
BY ARTS REPORTER
The album is laden with some Afro-jazz gospel tracks, with Mare joining in the track, Don’t Pass.
Zanovhi (35) said he was excited to secure the services of Mare on his album, after having been a fan of the songstress for a long time.
“I am happy that my debut album is out and having a popular diva like Cynthia featuring in one of the songs is something that makes me happy. We have been friends since 2013, offering her support in her programme since I am into events management. So when I asked her to feature on my album, she agreed. Besides that I love her music,” he said.
Other tracks on the album are Ndadzidza, Tichangoshaina, Zuva Renyu, Ndimi Mambo, Ndiri Parwendo, and Nyarara Kuchema.
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Zanovhi released a single track titled Nhaka in 2015 that received fair airplay on local radio.
“I am a devoted Christian and want to share my journey with everyone around me. Christianity is a lifestyle and a journey full of highs and lows and one needs to be encouraged. My music sound is afro-jazz while the content is gospel songs,” he said.
A holder of Marketing and Economics degree, Zanovhi, who is also a keyboardist has worked with musicians like seasoned gospel musician, Kudakwashe Matsatsa and Living Stones as a backing vocalist.
He went solo in 2012 and released his first single in 2015.