PRAISEMORE SITHOLE
BINGA based gospel musician Wa-Chulwa’s eight year old daughter Sallie is set release her debut single, making her the youngest recorded artist in the gospel music industry.
Wa Chulwa whose real name is Elison Mudenda heads the Cornerstone Fellowship international Church.
He said he had groomed his daughter into gospel music after noticing her talent and passion when she at the age of two.
“We are preparing a single track called “Njila Mumoyo Wangu Jesu.” The song is in Tonga language and means Jesus come into my heart,” he said.
“This will be my daughter’s first song. Indeed she is following her father’s footsteps.
“Sallie is only eight years old and at the age of 7, Sallie participated in the video of my song video
Elizina. Sallie responded to music at a tender age of two years where she was found dublicating one of Pastor Elias Musakwa’ songs Handei Kudenga.
Wa Chulwa said Sallie’s single track will be joined by the Voice of Life Crew.
“We will work on the project until the end of June. The song Njila Numoyo Wangu is mainly dedicated to evangelism, prayer and discipleship programs that are monthly conducted across Matabeleland North.”
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He said he had groomed his daughter into gospel music after noticing her talent and passion when she at the age of two.
“We are preparing a single track called “Njila Mumoyo Wangu Jesu.” The song is in Tonga language and means Jesus come into my heart,” he said.
“This will be my daughter’s first song. Indeed she is following her father’s footsteps.
“Sallie is only eight years old and at the age of 7, Sallie participated in the video of my song video
Elizina. Sallie responded to music at a tender age of two years where she was found dublicating one of Pastor Elias Musakwa’ songs Handei Kudenga.
Wa Chulwa said Sallie’s single track will be joined by the Voice of Life Crew.
“We will work on the project until the end of June. The song Njila Numoyo Wangu is mainly dedicated to evangelism, prayer and discipleship programs that are monthly conducted across Matabeleland North.”
