Beitbridge reggae artist wants to give more

Monalisa Sibanda was among the stand-out swimmers at the Zimbabwe National Junior Gala held at the Les Brown Pool in Harare from Friday last week, winning a haul of four gold, five silver and two bronze medals after excelling in breaststroke, freestyle, individual medley, mixed relay medley and butterfly stroke. She swam in the 11 and Under age group

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BEITBRIDGE-BASED reggae artist, Souta Gaza Commander, says he still has a lot to give to an industry where he has given 128 tracks since 2008.

Commander said his best is yet to come.

“It has been a long time for me in the music industry where I have managed to release 128 songs with many different studios since 2008.

“My passion for music strengthens me,” he said.

He mentioned some studios he has worked with so far.

“I have worked with studios, which include Kabon Production, Big Tunes Records, Honey Money Records and Sunsky Records.

“Like many other artists, I have faced many challenges, which include lack of airplay, promoters, sabotage and also marketing,” said Commander.

He is working on an album at the same time dropping some singles.

He wants to open Commander Studio in Beitbridge.