Soujah Love inspires gratitude from the grave
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THE late dancehall chanter, Souljah Love continues to produce hits from from the grave, with a brand new single that inspires gratitude featuring Vabati VaJehovah entitled Handipere Power.
Handipere Power, part of the NashTV Gospel Vibes featuring various artists inspires gratitude to the listener to thank God for the life.
The track, a blend of Zimdancehall and choral gospel from Vabati VaJehovah echoes the sentiments of a tormented soul who chooses to thank God.
“Ndotenda hupenyu ihwohwo huripo.” loosely translated I thank God for the little i have, encourages music lovers to maintain gratitude in-spite of the troubles of life.
“Ndatambudzika sehwai yakarasika. Asi ndotenda hupenyu ihwohwo huripo,” Soul Jah Love laments in a song believed to have been recorded during his last days when he battled with diabetes.
He continues in an apparent dig at his critics: “Nyangwe mukati ndapera segore rakapera ndoramba ndichingouya segore rinouya.”
The song mirrors a troubled soul, with the chanter apparently crying for help albeit laced in a dancehall tune.
Known for his ability to write catchy but deep lyrical content, Soul Jah Love continues to rule from the grave.
Arguably one of the best chanters to ever grace the entertainment scene died last on 16 February and was declared a national hero.
Since his death several hits have been released, testimony to his rich catalogue.
Produced by Mt Zion, Handipere Power has garnered over 40 000 views on Youtube.
The ever green Vabati VaJehovah prove their vocal prowess with soulful choruses and instructive verse, Gutsikana Nezvauinazvo which teaches listeners to be grateful for the little they have.
“21 gun salute to the legend Sauro…G.O.A.T,” one fan wrote in appreciation of the new song.
“This is a healing song handipere power and ill always be grateful neizvozvo zviripo. Thank you Vabati and to Sauro continue to rest in power,” another fan commented.
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