Lady Squanda : 8 Bullets Album Review

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The Queen of Zim Dancehall Lady Squanda has released her much awaited album 8 Bullets . Have been listening to the album all day and I have to admit this may be her best album to date. The production is clean and standard, the lyrics show maturity. The album was produced by Sunshine and they did a great job on this album. 

The album album has 8 songs as implied by the title. The  album has more songs that are inclined towards a slow conscious feel rather than hard hitting dancehall tracks and for fans of conscious music like me this album will please you. The album will further solidify her as the queen of Zim Dancehall and will be a contender for best Zim Dancehall Album on the next dancehall awards. 

The 8 tracks are as Follows:
  1. Ndaneta Nekurwira Rudo
  2. Uchandirambisa
  3. Zvandinoda
  4. Gogo
  5. Let Me Love You
  6. Unfriender
  7. Ndinochema
  8. Mahwindi Musakwate Police



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