By Style Reporter
South Africa-based songstress Caroline Muzambi (pictured above) will today drop her debut video for the gospel song Ndovimba Nemi that was done in the neighbouring country.
The 32-year-old gospel diva, who has worked with a number of notable artistes like Reverend Togarepi Chivaviro, roped in talented musician Minister Manjeey, whose contribution spiced the video that will undoubtedly be a favourite for many.
“The video for the song Ndovimba Nemi is complete and will be released on Sunday [today],” Muzambi said.
“I will take the video to our local TV stations as well as spreading it through online platforms.
“It is a dream for every upcoming musician to release a video and I thank God for guiding me until this day.
“I am confident that the song will touch many souls.”
As a session musician, Muzambi also worked with great gospel artistes like Alexander Zinyongo, Nathaniel Ncube, Pastor Haisa and Papani Wanyaza.
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“Between 2010 and 2013, I worked with a number of popular gospel musicians before relocating to South Africa where I started working with Reverend Chivaviro, Tsitsi Chawasarira and Trymore Bande,” she said.
“Currently, I am working on a single track with Bethany Pasinewako.”
The songstress started penning songs at a tender age and has one album to her name. The album, titled Tarisa Kuna Mwari, contains seven tracks and was released in 2018.
A number of producers, among them Diva Size who is based in South Africa, had their input on her debut album.
Muzambi has also shared the stage with greats like Takesure Zama, Blessing Shumba and Machanic Manyeruke, among others.
