Nice to Nice’s dream come true

Entertainment Correspondent
AMBITIOUS local Afro-jazz group, Nice to Nice, has finally made their dream manifest after finishing their debut album, Turn Back. The project is a fusion of Afro-jazz and pasada genres. The bubbly and youthful group recently put up some well choreographed performances which captured the hearts of a handful of fans who witnessed their magical show at Pick and Save Supperrette.
They curtain-raised for Peter “Dhewa” Moyo and Utakatataka Express.

The new album is set to be launched next week.
In an interview, the group leader, Luke Koswe, said tracks which include title track Turn back, Mapurisa sungai, Ndirikuuyako, Hondo, Shungu, Siziteka (Hazviiti), Distant Lover, Zvawandinyima rudo and Ndaiti Ndikachema are some of the songs to feature on the new album.

“We feel so excited to come this far. It’s a dream come true. We are grateful to various promoters, particularly Isau Mupfumi who saw the potential in us and nurtured our talent. We hope the album will take us places,” he said.

Acting manager Seymour Gijimani said they would continue holding live shows to market the forthcoming album.

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