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Yemurai Dyakonda
IN a surprise move, AmaSungura and TrapSu founding artist, Tanto Wavie, has revealed he is switching gears and pursuing a career in gospel music.
Tanto Wavie is known for his innovative approach to blending different genres and his music has been a staple diet on the secular music scene for years.
However, Tanto Wavie says he has been getting a calling to use his talent to spread a message of hope and inspiration through gospel music.
“Wanikwe 2025 is a new chapter. I’m done with secular music, I’ve given my life to Christ. Gospel only from now on. Watch.”
In an interview with H-Metro, he said,
“I have always been drawn to music that uplifts and inspires because as I grew older, I began to feel a sense of purpose and responsibility to use my platform to share a message of love and redemption.”
To mark his transition to the gospel, Tanto Wavie is set to release his debut gospel EP titled “Xari Magitare”, today.
“I’m excited to bring a fresh sound to the gospel genre. My music has always been about pushing boundaries and exploring new sounds and I’m confident that my gospel music will be no exception.”
Mathew Masinge
Online Reporter