Redbee drops single ahead of album release

Mthabisi Tshuma, [email protected]

VERSATILE up-and-coming artiste Redbee on Tuesday released a single titled Prayer featuring Madlela Skhokhobokho and T3rry Tembo as a teaser to his second album due for release by August.

The single is slowly getting appreciation on social media platforms as it marks the return of the artiste who has been on a hiatus for a while now.

The album was expected to be released and launched last year but failed due to unforeseen circumstances.

Redbee’s second album, a follow-up to his debut, Emotions is titled I am Redbee. It was produced by him, Neshville and Siya Pro. The album has tracks, Samson featuring K2, Prayer featuring Madlela Skhobokhobo and T3rry Tempo, Ikoko, Uzonglobola featuring Siya P, Rava and Ademm Rizz, Gheto party, Men cry featuring Sheelah T, 5 to 6, Zvivaro zvekoko, Imali yami, Ngigcwele featuring Aufait, Midnight vampire featuring Ma9Nine, Emitty smooth featuring Bluerose and Basotho, Way Up featuring Mjox and Turn Tables, Ngahlupheka, Like a Cowboy and 4×4 featuring Jilly Thah Black.

Said Redbee: “It’s been a while since I released music. I believe this sabbatical has given me time to learn the ins and outs of the industry. The album is filled with quite a number of features as I believe that if we work together as local artistes, we can achieve more and make our careers a success,” said Redbee. – @mthabisi_mthire

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