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A young reggae artist, Khuthadzo Tshirundu, better known as “Majasi”, has just released his second album, Tshifhinga (time).
He released his first album, Ndo bebwa henefha, Africa in 2008 and, because of a lack of funds, he could not release another album during the past 11 years. A Good Samaritan, Bishop Victor Tshililo, came to his assistance and that led to the recording of Tshifhinga.
Majasi (24), a Grade 12 learner at Raluswielo Secondary School in Sibasa, was born and raised in Mbaleni and said he was inspired by well-known reggae artist, Khakhathi “Murida” Tshisikule.
According to Majasi, his new album consists of seven tracks, as well as a bonus track. With the track Lufuno lwavho, he said he was praising God, and with the title track, Tshifhinga, he said that he wanted to inform people that everything had its own time and that it was taking time before he could release the new album.
The album was recorded at Super Light Records and all songs were composed by Khuthadzo Tshirundu. The backing vocalist is Kuvhanganani Nemukula
For bookings, Majasi can be phoned on 071 573 5541 or 079 049 9014.
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A young reggae artist, Majasi, has just released a new album, Tshifhinga.
By: Silas Nduvheni
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