The Unveiled: Taking worship to ‘Next Level’

Obey Musiwa, Herald Reporter

The Unveiled, Zimbabwe’s renowned gospel choir, delivered a powerful night of praise and worship at the ‘Next Level’ album launch at the Borrowdale Community Church yesterday.

The nine-track album, featuring hits like “Mweya Mutsvene” and “Dururai Mweya Mutsvene,” was unveiled before fans, who sang along.

The event was marked by stellar performances from special guests.

In an interview, group spokesperson Ashley Mapfumo said they were  elated with the album.

“One of the songs, “So Much Power’, has gone viral in the Caribbean and South America region. We are delighted.”

The choir’s leader, Joshua Mutima, expressed his desire for the album to reach a wider audience.

“Our goal with the ‘Next Level’ album is for all songs to have a lasting impact and bring glory to God,” he said.

The event, attended by Joyful Praise choir and South African gospel artist Canaan Nyathi, had powerful performances that captivated the audience.

Chloe Mandaza, a member of the group expressed her delight at sharing the stage with Joyful Praise choir and Canaan Nyathi.

“It was an honour to be joined by such talented and dedicated gospel singers. This collaboration not only furthers our ministry, but also shows that we have earned the trust of our peers in spreading the word of God.”

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