‘Young Igwe’ returns to Hwenje’s

album, “Mushonga Mukuru”, in Harare a fortnight ago.
Many of his fans who only managed to buy a copy of the album had not yet attended his live gigs and the upcoming show is a perfect opportunity to see the youngster singing his own songs.

Contrary to perceptions on the young crooner’s ability to continue his father’s legacy through music, Peter’s latest album displays a high level of ingenuity, coupled with a passion to excel.

The lyrically rich tracks are enjoyable especially on the songs “Konzi”, “Tutsotso”, “Barika” and “Mira Newako”.
The album is already receiving heavy rotation in on the airwaves as well as in pubs and clubs dotted around Harare.

The album proves that the young man has come of age. A plus for Peter is that he is a complete performer who can sing, play the guitar and dance.
Peter’s fans should expect a mixed bag of songs when he fuses his late father’s classics and his latest songs.
Many people enjoy yesteryear hits such as “Hurungudo”, “Samanyemba” and “Muchina Muhombe”, that made the late Tongai a household name.

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