Lizibo fired up for 2014

Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Award-winning Afro pop sensation, Lizibo Simons, says this year he is destined to be a bigger, greater and an even better artist.

The young musician told Showbiz recently that Batswana are yet to see the other side of him, which they have never seen before as he has so many projects to do. Even though 2013 was a great year for him as he managed to notch all three awards he was nominated for. After receiving awards for best newcomer, best male and best Afro pop for his album Better Man, Lizibo believes the best is yet to be seen from him.

As an opera singer at David Slater Music, a choral singer with KTM, crossing over to pop culture has proved to be a very wise decision. He has so far proven to be a force to be reckoned with.

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