Zimbabwean hip-hop artist Holy Ten has announced an upcoming album after taking a social media hiatus over the past month.
Taking to his Instagram, Holy Ten has announced that he will be releasing his album on the 23rd of June next week.
This marks his first appearance on social media since April, when he just went silent. This news has been received well by his fans, who were wondering where the musician was.
Holy Ten Announces Album After Social Media Hiatus
The musician shared the tracklist of his upcoming album ‘Musoro wenzou’, which features other artists. Among the artists he featured on the album is Feli Nandi, Nyasha David and Saintfloew.
He also features Jake Miles, Scrip Mula and Jae Cash on some of the tracks. The titles of the tracks on the upcoming album are Ndikanamata, Bhundu Prefects, Personal, Mugomo, Pengai Mudzoke, Horror, Hapana Space, Mapapiro, In Peace and Ganza.
The most surprising feature on the album is Saintfloew. The two rappers, who were once friends, have been feuding since Saintfloew left Samanyanga Sounds. Holy Ten has publicly ridiculed Saintfloew on social media on numerous occasions.
Holy Ten’s Social Media Hiatus
The rapper has been off social media for some time, and rumour had it that he had admitted himself into a rehab facility. Holy Ten opened up in recent months of his struggle with alcohol abuse and blamed his outbursts on alcohol.
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In March, he appeared on DJ Ollah 7’s podcast, where he made several controversial statements. These ended up with Mudiwa Hood filing a lawsuit against Ollah 7 and his podcast. He has also made controversial statements about his wife and baby mama. However, he publicly apologised later on social media.
His recent interaction with the public occurred when cans were thrown at him while he was on stage in Chitungwiza. A few days after that, the rapper went silent on social media.
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