Lemo’s love for hymns drives music career
Friday, November 05, 2021 | 80 Views |
In an interview with Arts & Culture, Lemo said she started signing at church during Sunday school classes and youth days. Back then she had a heart for traditional hymns. However, she released a traditional hymn single with the Setswana and English renditions. This single is a tribute to the world on the Covid-19 pandemic.
“Having been raised in UCCSA and having a majority of family members being Adventists, I enjoyed singing traditional songs. I would get my grandmother and her sisters to teach me new hymns and I wanted to record a series of hymns for preservation. Hymns are sermons on their own so these are gospel songs,” she said.
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