Former My Star contestant releases ‘Kefitlhe’ album

Friday, June 30, 2023 | 70 Views |

Ananiuz Elohim, who was eliminated in the top six of the local music competition, My Star in 2018, is doing pretty well in the music industry.

The young star has released a new album dubbed, ‘Kefitlhe’ with 11 songs.

In an interview with Arts & Culture, Elohim said the album was produced by different producers including Cobbydollar from Accra, Ghana, who worked on a song called Israel, Volcano of the Angel of Heaben Studio who produced four songs as well as DJ Benyboi who produced ‘Kefitlhe’ that has been trending on social media platforms.

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