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Talented musician Saintfloew who checked into drug rehabilitation in South Africa last month is hopeful to make a comeback with a new album due out on 7 October 2023.
The Silas Mavende hitmaker is promising fireworks during the launch of his upcoming album after undergoing what appears to be a successful drug rehabilitation which was affecting his creative thought process.
“Hoyo . . . mamonya e tea taapo haa . . . tafamba rwendo tashingirira tiripo, ikozvinoizvi takusvika kuma dying minutes, kwekupedisira kwacho eeeh zvikufamba, uye tikutarisira kuti pamberi apo zvakutoramba zvakadaro hatichatogumiri panapa takuramba tichienderera mberi saka 7 October munge makamirira nekuti ipapo tikudzoka nemoto takudzoka ne fire yacho,” Saintfloew said in a video doing the rounds on social media.
Currently trending with his hit Ndega Handigone, Saintfloew is one of the most promising artists of his generation.
Although most people define him as a hip-hop artist, Saintfloew continues to bend the music contours sliding into Zim dancehall, which is popular in the ghettos.
Nash Paints group executive chairman — Tinashe Mutarisi — has assisted musician and drug addict Saintfloew to undergo rehabilitation in South Africa.
The Silas Mavende hitmaker checked into rehab yesterday in South Africa at the behest of Mutarisi, a huge fan of his.
Saintfloew came to prominence with the release of his chart topper Silas Mavende. He also collaborated with Winky D and Del Roy on tracks which became club anthems.
He was raised by a single mother Ebenezer Mambo after his father died when he was just two years.
Ironically, Saintfloew’s Cheka was dedicated to Tinashe Mutarisi, the man who facilitated his trip to South Africa where he was rehabilitated following his drug addiction.
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