The inaugural Soche Mountain Festival, which was postponed last month, kicks off tomorrow and ends on Sunday with several activities set to take centre stage including music.
In music, Amapiano star Zeze Kingston, who is among the trending artists in the country, is expected to share the stage with singer and guitarist Faith Mussa and rapper Suffix as well as Slyc.
Zeze Kingston, who is one of the trending musicians on the land, will also be performing at Soche Mountain Festival, having last weekend starred at Tumaini Festival.
With his latest track ‘Kusangalala’ enjoying airplay in different platforms including weddings, the Amapiano star said he wants to continue giving people the best of entertainment through his music.
“Let us have fun and I am geared to do that always whenever I am invited to perform,” he said.
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Suffix said he was geared for the festival which, he indicated, was for a good cause.
“I am ready and looking forward to entertaining people at the festival,” the artist, who last weekend performed at the ninth edition of Tumaini Festival at Dzaleka Refugee Camp in Dowa, said.
Faith, maker of tracks such as ‘Mdidi’ and ‘Selefoni’, said he was looking forward to performing at the festival.
“I am really excited to perform at this festival. I have grown up in Blantyre,” he said.
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Organisers, Soche Reforestation Initiative, described the event as a unique festival where people will get to experience something different on the slopes of the beautiful Soche Mountain.
“Apart from all the good things that we will have from music to food to hiking, mountain biking and trail running, we are creating awareness for the conservation of Soche Mountain,” one of the members of Soche Reforestation Initiative, Yangairo Yangairo, said.
He said this is a festival that is there to celebrate nature and bring together like-minded individuals with a passion for environmental preservation and sustainability.
