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South Africa-based gospel musician Zet Mundhluri has released his third album titled “In the Fullness of Time”. Some of the songs from the eight-track album are being played on local radio stations and the musician believes the album will minister to many souls and spread the gospel in and outside the country. Mundhluri has worked with gospel musicians like Mathias Mhere and Comfort Manyame on previous projects.His previous albums are “Hakuna Unoramba” (2006) and “Ishe Areva” (2014) and notable songs from the projects are “Handei Kumba”, “Zviri Nani” and “Ndine Zvandakaona”
The track “Ndine Zvandakaona” had an accompanying video shot in SA featuring an actors’ guild called Kingdom School of Arts.
He is working on another video compilation to be released later this year.
Songs from the new album that have been receiving good airplay are “Seunorota” and “Jehovah Theumola”.
He recently collaborated with US-based psalmist Manyame on a prayer-song titled “Nyika yeZimbabwe.”
“Manyame is my mentor who has taught me a lot about the music industry. It was great working with him on my single ‘Nyika yeZimbabwe,” said Mundlhuri.
“When I released ‘Ishe Areva’ towards the end of July 2014, choice of title was precisely contextual. God gave me a revelation and I had to spread his word through music.
“Because of a tight schedule, I take time to come up with new albums and it was quite difficult for me to complete the new project, but I remained a man of faith. After a long struggle, I made it by God’s grace. I believe when God speaks there is providence to make it good.
“The album is being received more than I expected. In spite of the fact that I am away from home, the response is overwhelming. The airplay is considerable and the important thing is that people are getting the good news through the music.”
Zet acknowledged the contribution of his producer Daddyish, backing vocalists Praise Nyandimu, Batsi Nomsa Chigu Florence Chatukuta, dmmer Josiah Musuwo and lead guitarist Trust Samende who, he said, worked hard to put together the new album.
The humble songster is currently pursuing theological studies in SA.
“Actually the musical journey has not been easy but there is value in it and it is worth fighting for no matter how hard it is. Faith is what makes me tick. I’m this simple guy who would rather walk with God in the dark than go alone in the light,” he said.
Mundlhuri grew up in Gweru where he started singing as a boy before becoming the youngest praise and worship leader at local AFM Revival Centre. He is also the praise and worship leader at his congregation.
“Definitely better things are coming. My dream is to see my music excelling, ministering to many lives and many lives being changed through the message. I hope my music will send good message to all people and help uplift souls.”
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