Award winning musician Driemo takes to the stage Saturday night to launch his debut album Mzaliwa at Comesa Hall in Blantyre.
It has been a long wait coupled with patience for the youthful artist to craft the 22-track album that includes a bonus track titled ‘Yahweh’.
Having recently released a track titled ‘Popo’, Driemo is out to tell his story with Mzaliwa.
The artist is geared to impress during the launch, having already been inspired by messages from legendary musicians such as Soldier Lucius Banda.
“It feels great to have this album and it is all about life and experience I have had through my life,” the ‘Compensation’ star, who has won the hearts of people with his romantic songs, said.
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He said people were in for a treat during the launch to be spiced up by Skeffa Chimoto, Eli Njuchi, Saint, Zeze Kingston, Kell Kay, Leslie, Merchah and Piksy.
“The support that people have given me means more. This album is special and it is a compilation of all life-related messages for inspiration, motivation and therapy,” Driemo said.
Other songs in the album include ‘ Topa’, ‘Centimetre’, ‘Reborn’, ‘Olungama’, ‘You’, ‘Popo’ remix, ‘Dikira’, ‘Lere’, ‘Out of My League’ and ‘Zanga’.
The artist launches the album having also been boosted with K2 million support from Amaryllis Hotel.
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The album was recorded in Ntchisi at Frame City Records by Taktic and Fat Nyanda.
Meanwhile, Achina Gattah Ase, real name Mike Mikhaya, will Saturday perform at Malawi University of Science and Technology (Must) in Thyolo in a debut performance.
Achina Gattah Ase will share the stage with other artists including Kell Kay, Sean Morgan, Termino, Nyumwisa, Cretik, Rated Mw, Fada Moti and Kesh Addikt.
The Blantyre-based artist said on Wednesday he was ready for the show, dubbed Graduate Wapa 29 Ayende Bho.
“I am prepared to give out the best performance to my fans,” the youthful artist said.
Some of the songs he has promised to dish out include ‘Gangster Azime’, ‘Troublesome Boy’, ‘Fact Up’ and ‘Street’ off his 2019 album Dead Hommies.
One of the organisers of the show, Fly Drummers, real name Yankho Makina, who is Must Students Representative Council Entertainment Director, called on people to patronise the show.
