Doubles dedicates song to Holy Ten’s ex

Maria Chiguvari

Afro-pop and reggae artist, Decide “Doubles Wekwa Marange” Marange, has released a song dedicated to Holy Ten’s alleged ex-lover, Chelsea Tariro.

The song titled ‘‘Amai Mufaro’’, was released on Friday last week accompanied by visuals.

Speaking to H-Metro, Doubles Wekwa Marange said the song compliments her strength after what she went through.

“The song compliments and praises her strength after what happened to her. I was motivated by her beauty to write the song,” he said.

The artist said his fans should expect an album later this year.

“My album launches are always unique and great. My last album was launched on Zimbo Live television in 2020 during the Covid era.

“My first music experience in 2010 was crazy. I had a chance to record at Duemosteel Entertainment in Kwekwe, then the guys told me they had closed.

“The producer, who happened to be Nyasha Tundu, asked me to sing freestyle for him. I did and he liked my style then I was given the opportunity to record my first ever song called Tiri Huchi.

“The song was the hardest because I had no idea what should be done, ndaisaziva zvaidiwa kunzi song yapera or it’s good. l get inspiration from my day-to-day life and other people’s lives.”

Doubles Wekwa Marange said his worst nightmare in the entertainment industry was being judged.

“It’s difficult to be a musician because a lot of people judge you nezvavakuona uchiita on videos or stage. They forget kuti it’s work,” he said.

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