South Africa—based gospel hip-hop artist Fortune “Metamorphic” Mguni’s new album Chronicle of Metamorphic is making waves on South African radio stations.
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Speaking to Southern Eye Lifestyle the youthful artiste was elated the 14-track album has been enjoying airplay on prominent radio stations.
“The future looks great for me. I have received favour from God as the album is getting air play and interviews on Link FM a radio station in East London, airplay on the hip-hop Youthology show and Junto,” he said.
The Bulawayo-born artiste known for his daring faith message began his carrier after he moved to South Africa in 2008.
“Music is an art and it should be about purpose and making a difference. I want my music to be impactful, motivate, inspire dreams and communities and provide solutions to the never ending hardships,” he said.
The album, released in October last year, was recorded at Paul Drama for Jesus Media and carries songs such as Fresh, Wake Up ,Chasing my dream and How I get Down.
He has featured in big projects in South Africa and shared the stage with the likes of Afrotraction, Aus Tebza “The Bass Queen”, and Paul DFJ Alexander.
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He was nominated on the Bulawayo novelties awards under the Christian rap category in 2013.
The artiste has made an appearance on the Christ Embassy Channel for an interview with the Sold Out Youth Show.
Metamorphic performs at Churches, youth gatherings, weddings and parties.
