Reggae group Black Missionaries, which continues with the mission that its founder the late Evison Matafale started, has said it will be releasing two singles next month.
The group’s lead vocalist Anjiru Fumulani said Thursday that they were now set to release two songs.
“I can confirm that during the third week of July, we are releasing two brand new singles. Of course, we announced last time about it but due to other challenges, we failed but now we are good to go,” he said.
Anjiru maintained that they have taken a different approach in doing things and that it is no longer business the usual.
“In the past years, we have even taken a break to go to the studio and work on an album for a month but this time, we will be working on singles and then we drop them one by one then we will compile them into an album,” Anjiru said.
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He said they would maintain their Kuimba collections despite changing the concept.
“We will keep pace with the singles and then compile them into an album,” Anjiru said.
Meanwhile, the reggae group, alongside Anthony Mr Cool Makondetsa, Moda Fumulani, Khozie Masimbe and Yanjanani Chumbu, will tomorrow share the stage with Giboh Pearson and Joe Gwaladi at Inkomazi Leisure Centre in a gig dubbed Zomba Winter Jam.
