Tribute Album for spiritual leader
The well known gospel singer, Naphy M released his tribute album to the honour the late the leader of United African Aposolic Church (UCC) Archie bishop Elias Miriri,Robala Ka Kgotso.
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LIMPOPO – The new album consists of seven songs likes of Twanano, Bua lentswe,Vhorifarela United and many more. A rousing tribute song to the late spiritual leader who pass on late December last year, delivered with the praise songs, has proved to be just what Miriri needed to spur him on. There is a change of sound in this new album. However, Naphy M doesn’t leave his listeners behind by changing his style. “My style is unique and I won’t alienate my fans with something else,” he said. “I remain Naphy M whom they have known all these years.
He is very proud of his new album: “The album is a special gift to my fans, UCC church members and I’m happy that it is in great demand.” He said that the album was a special gift to his loyal fans, “because they are the ones who made me what I am today.”
He said he had already started promoting the album by conducting interviews on radio stations and staging live performances in different towns.”I wish people could listen to the album and find some healing or growth.”This is the album to help you decide which way to go,” he says.
“According to him, adults must set a good example for the youth.”I can see that you are all happy and you love my music. I am still going to give you more good music,he said.
He said even though he did not go far in terms of education, he had come to realize the importance of education and always encouraged the young ones to put education first. He also encouraged community members to move away from piracy. “Buying original music is a clear indication that people are supporting us. Piracy is crippling the music industry, and I condemn it in the strongest possible terms.”
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