PASTOR BAKHE DROPS MUSIC VIDEO

MABANE – Back with a bang.

After a five-year hiatus Pastor Bakhe Dlamini,  has return to the music industry and subsequent to his announcement, dropped a music video titled ‘Lift Him Up’.

This was confirmed by him in an interview with the Entertainment Desk.

The man of the cloth shared that he left the gospel industry because he wanted to devote himself to his church, ‘Yonder Worship Centre’.

He cited that he respected church and wanted to give the congregants undivided attention.

He went on to share that he would be changing his title from a pastor to an Apostle. 

The artist, who also doubles as a musician and pastor of a church, recorded his live single and the video last month. 

According to Dlamini, he worked with the best in the country collecting the band, vocalists, sound engineer and visuals team. The visuals of the video are breath taking. 

Dlamini promised fans that the production was at an international standard in that it would leave them proud of having such a project to emerge from Eswatini. 

“The video is already available on YouTube and it will be aired on Trace Gospel Music, One Gospel, and TBN Africa soon,” he said.  

The artist went all out on this video production as he shared that ranging from lighting, to stage setup the costs came up to E150 000. 

Local artists such as Symphony have attested to having knowledge of productions going as high as that much money due to certain logistics. 

Dlamini shared that the sound engineer of the production was Mduduzi ‘Ziyawa’ Matsetjwa. 

“He is a seasoned engineer, who works on top productions in the country, including The Spotlight production powered by MTN Eswatini,” he said.  

He also mentioned that the sound, lighting, and high definition camera works were supplied by Destiny Music Group. 

Dlamini shared that he was happy with the production and expressed his excitement that his highlight about the production was the fact  that there was no longer a need to go to South Africa or any other country to import their work. 

In addition to dropping the music video, Dlamini said he was billed for his ‘Fill Up Mavuso’, where he anticipated to have 5 000 people watching his live recording. 

The single is available for download on all digital music platforms such as the iTunes Store, Apple Music, GooglePlay, Deezer, Spotify and Amazon.

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