Mhere releases ‘Double Double’ DVD

Hardlife Zvirekwi (left) and Mhere during the DVD shoot
Hardlife Zvirekwi (left) and Mhere during the DVD shoot

Arts Correspondent
Gospel musician Mathias Mhere on Monday unveiled six videos for his album “Double Double”.

The videos feature CAPS United and Warriors player Hardlife Zvirekwi, Alick Macheso dancer Seleman “Majuice” Mpochi and musicians Mudiwa and Nyasha Mutonhori.

Mhere said the video “Mudiwa Wemoyo” that features Mutonhori is a bonus track. Other songs that are on the DVD are “Double Double”, “Simba”, “Nhau YaNoah”, “Makorokoza Muchurch,” and “Nhava Yebenzi”.

The musician said they decided to engage different faces on their videos to spice up the production.

“We have worked with comedians before and this time I felt we need to have new faces,” he said.

Mhere believes the DVD will give people a clear picture of what God expects from them.

“We have tried to do our best to give people the word of God through the videos,” he said.

Mhere said he was overwhelmed with the response the album is getting from his fans across the country.

Distribution of the DVDs started and on Monday the musician has set different places to sell it.

“It has been our norm to release videos but this time around we released them shortly after the album because of the response,” he said.

He said after the DVD he will be performing in different parts of the country as a way of promoting the videos.

“This is so encouraging and I am going to be touring the country, meeting my fans and also giving them an opportunity to have one-on-one chats with their artiste,” he said.

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