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Vee to collaborate with Zim's Jah Prayzh

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House kwaito sensation Vee recently told Showbiz that he will join forces with a Zimbabwean artist called Jah Prayzh.

This comes after the award-winning artist realised that mixing two different genres is always a winner.Jah Prayzh, real name Mukudzeyi Makombe, is a well-known contemporary musician in Zimbabwe.  He has risen to the top of the Zimbabwean music charts with his number one hit productions.  He is not only celebrated in his home country but also in the whole of Africa. He produced hits like Sungano from his album Tsviriyo that has many appreciating his command of the Shona language.Vee said that he is very excited about this move, as it will improve his career as a musician."This man is a divine singer.  He sings mostly in Shona and I am sure if I bring my Setswana mix to the song then people will love the track.

 This will also be good not only for us as we will be able to up sales in both countries but also for the two countries' relationship," he said.He added that Jah's stage presentation and depth of his content is his greatest weapon.  He said the collaboration would also be done to promote unity between the two countries."Music brings people together.  It has the power to unite people, even if people do not understand the language they may somehow feel the connection with the song," he said. Vee mentioned that so far his album, Supernatural Vol 1 is doing very well locally and in other countries. "It is amazing how people have got to love my first gospel inspired album.  The love and support I have been getting from Batswana and my other fans in other countries has been phenomenal to say the least," he said.

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