Sifelani to host farewell gigs

The “Soul Supreme”, as Kelvin is affectionately by club goers, has been staging gigs in the city and touching base with Harare’s night life.
And as he says goodbye to Hararians before flying off to his base in the United Kingdom, the Soul Supreme will play back-to-back with DJ Dean tonight at the upmarket Utano in Avondale and tomorrow he heads to The Club Plaza De Castilla.
DJ Dean and the Soul Supreme have shared the decks for a number of occasions and this time the two reunite making sure that soul music lovers will have an overdose of rare grooves.
In Greencroft, DJs Spy and Cashiz will support the Soul Supreme at a gig dubbed “Souled Out”. The theme of the gig will be “Back to the Basics” with one of finest soul DJs to emerge in Zimbabwe.
The gig promises fireworks as the Soul Supreme unleashes his mastery of the turntables that made him a household name when he was still rocking the national airwaves.
Among other attributes during his days at Pockets Hill, the Soul Supreme is known for popularising the song “Let The Beat Hit Them” by Lisa Lisa which he played as his signature tune. Since that time, the song has become an anthem at old skool parties and on the club scene.
The Soul Supreme said he was proud to be Zimbabwean and paid homage to all Zimbabweans who made him into the success that he is today.
“I feel proud to be associated with such a classic and at the same time humbled.
“I am working for a website called musiqave.com, which is accessed by Zimbabweans in diverse countries such as Canada, the US, UK, Australia and others such as Iran, Singapore and Malaysia.
“As Zimbabwe makes massive strides in its Internet infrastructure it is conceivable that musiqave.com will be accessed at a greater level, which is our primary drive,” he said.