KwaThema – Gospel artist Jacob Simon Dube, known as Bra Sam, has made a comeback with the release of his new amapiano album, DJ Njalabezi.
Dube, whose first album was a kwaito album, says the transition wasn’t that difficult.
“Initially I started with kwaito music, therefore producing a dance album such as this one wasn’t that challenging.
“The album offers something for everyone.
“There are some songs mixed with rap freestyles,” says Dube.
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The album was officially launched on January 17, with its lead single Qoma.
“The reason we decided to release Qoma as the lead single is because of the demand from the people.
“It has been doing great and is receiving airplay on local radio stations,” he says.
He adds that his gospel supporters shouldn’t be worried.
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“This album doesn’t mean I have stopped writing and producing gospel music.
“Management and I decided I should venture out and try a new thing, which is what I am doing with this new album.
“I would like to thank them for their continued support throughout the years,” Dube says.
The album is available at local music stores.
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