Maria Chiguvari
Song bird Feli Nandi has released visuals of “Muranda” a song from her album “Ndisiyei”.
Earlier this week, Feli teased her fans with visuals that seemed to suggest that she recently got married.
It has turned out that the photos are from the video of “Muranda.”
As the diva’s album is set for launch tomorrow at 7 Arts Threater, she has been releasing some of the songs.
Last week she dropped “Vakaita Sewe”, an emotional song dedicated to dedication to Tinaye Chibaya, an 11-year-old boy, whose tragic death touched the hearts of many last year.
The album is her second studio project, following “Inzwi”, her debut album.
The diva says the album is a personal journey as it took two years to complete.
She said everyone can relate to the album which has songs nine songs that are “Tongai”, “Munamato”, “Ndisiyei”, “Ahungasiye”, “Kukoromoka”, “Muranda”, “Shwamwari”, Fambai Neni” and “Vakaita Sewe”.
“I am so excited about the album, it has been two years preparing the album and finally it is ready, so it is going to be an epic night.
“This has been a personal journey narrated in songs, I heard a lot of people say they connect with our songs but this album talks to everyone, relating to every situation. Everyone has a story to pick from it,” she said.
Feli’s manager, Connie Mazani said on the album Feli Nandi did some experiments with new sounds.
“All is set for the album launch and we have so much prepared for our fans.
“Most of the songs narrate true events. So, we can say the theme is about real-life experiences, touching on the loss of death and suicide.
“On this album there is some experimentation with some new sounds which is another surprise,” said Mazani.
Last year, the “Mubayei”, “Mufudzi Wangu” and “Unotyei” hit-maker became a regular fixture at Doek & Slay events, and successfully staged a nationwide tour.
She also headlined big events like OK Grand Challenge and Chibuku Road to Fame national finals. She also crossed the country’s borders, performing in Germany at the Moto Moto Festival and in the UK.




