BY TROY MUKUPA
MATERO born and bred, Rage Records signed rapper Fhrydheezho has released visuals for his most anticipated single “Nkondo” taken off his recently released EP tagged ‘Music Is My Motive’. The released visuals off Rage Records stables are already receiving massive online support.
In an interview, the young, energetic-rapper appreciated the response so far shown since the release of the visuals. He told the Daily Nation Lifestyle that more visuals from his recently released EP are underway.
“I am super focused right now. This year just has to be different. I feel this is my year. Big things are coming,” said Fhrydheezho
And in a separate interview, another Rage Records signed rapper and songwriter Jay Dee Jones has told Daily Nation Lifestyle that all is set for the release of his most anticipated Mixtape “Made In Matero” which was set for its release last year December before moving the date to this year.
The rapper, songwriter and producer could not contain his excitement. “Am so pumped up on the upcoming release of my Mixtape. Absolutely thrilled and really truly honored to management. For me this is so deeply gratifying. Thanks to my fans for their patience and support. Pleasee continue with your support. Look out for ‘Made In Matero’ mixtape.”
The official tracklist was posted on the music labels’ Facebook page. It has songs like Jankie Mu Matero, Osakachinje, Pablo Escobar, Love Games. Others songs on it: Napeza Love, 10 Kwacha, Ambuye, with a bonus track tagged Uyu Mwana.
Meanwhile, Rage Records CEO and proprietor, Don Jay Isaac said he was proud of the two artists. He said they gave their all in both the songwriting and production.
“One word can be said to describe the two rappers (Fhrydheezho & Jay Dee Jones) and that is determination. They are determined to setting the bar higher in their songs. This is what we team Rage Records will continue to give out, hit after hit,” said the CEO
The top-boss hinted that Rage Records has opened its doors to upcoming artists who would want to join team Rage. He said the record label will continue to push both already known and upcoming talent to the world.
