Have a good time Africa, an afro-dance music expression of residence grown writers, composers and producers from Harare, Zimbabwe, has teamed up with Denga “Kingdmusic” Takalani, multi-award-winning artist, songwriter, worship chief and report producer, to launch a brand new music to seize a brand new anthem of hope for this era.
The music titled “Hallelujah”, is pushed by a melodic fusion of Afro-beats and victorious dance music, written in two languages (Shona and English). In amongst all the information and expressions of defeat and melancholy, it is a music of victory.
Tommy and Daniel Deuschle, who began the Have a good time Africa collective, say of the music: “We consider it is a name again to braveness. A reminder to maintain hope of their hearts and victory of their hand. We all know the small print of defeat and melancholy. This music focuses on the image of victory that all of us have. It’s nearer than we predict and typically we hear the sound of victory, earlier than we see it.”
Denga Takalani provides:
This music is a declaration that we’ll not surrender, it doesn’t matter what the circumstances are. We’ll proceed to reward God as a result of He’s good and His love endures ceaselessly.
Have a good time Africa’s distinctive sound combines trans-african choirs, unforgettable melodies and hope-hitting beats. Drawing inspiration from the hustle, hardships and great thing about Africa, the writing and artistry carries the strain of each the “battle” and “freedom” of life in Africa, and factors to the One who offers true liberty.
“Hallelujah” is simply one of many songs that Have a good time Africa has launched as a part of a collaborative EP challenge. Different well-liked songs embrace “Makanaka” and “Residence”.
Written by: Denga Takalani
