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The gospel journey he took begun with a single step. Back then it was like a dream but now has turned into reality, song after song and video after video. Gwamba has done it again with
Alleluyah.
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After serving the nation with his first gospel hit
Better, Gwamba real name Duncan Zgambo have reappeared with another spiritual dish tittled
Allelluah.
The development that has been pegged as professional since both audio and video dropping together is another thanksgiving prayer that every soul can adopt for the Lord.
In the song that was recorded at chitchat records of Dj Sley, Gwamba is rapping off about everything that God has blessed him with.
“
Koma zomwe amapanga Mulungu wanga nthawi zina nmachita kukhala ngati ndikulota//amandipatsa zonse zomwe ndikufuna komanso anandifera pa ntanda ku gologota,” raps Gwamba after revealing that God is his boss.
With the beat on point, probably the best gospel rapper that Malawi will sell this year did not betray his fans as he has added some new flavours in his rapping style.
Then his partner Emm Q who has featured in the truck did what he knows best.
His catchy voice meeting Gwamba’s unique style will make the heavens to shake their bodies in appreciation with the prayer.
The Allellulah video which has been shot by HD Plus Creations and directed and co-directed by Sukez and Hastings Hago Golosi respectively has already been premiered on Zodiak TV, Times TV and other local television stations.
The new story of
Alleluyah has also been uploaded on Youtube for watching and also ready for downloads on music from Malawi website both audio and video and other music sites in the country and beyond.
Alleluyah video was shot in Chitedze, Area 24 and Kamuzu Institute of Sports in Lilongwe, according to the artist.
The former Hip Hop artist said that since he became a born-again Christian, he has been encouraged and supported by many to continue with his music career.
