Song Review : Seh Calaz - Nhasi Ndinhasi

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Seh Calaz or Mubhanditi as he is affectionately known is definitely owning 2015 in terms of dancehall. Nhasi Ndinhasi is a song that will put him on the top of everyone.  In the past 12 months he gave us super hits such as Kwatinobva, Shanda, Ndinochema, Yesaya, and the much loved popular  Bandit Rebirth album (Bandit Rebirth Review). The popularity of his statement " Gore Rino Muchadzidza Zvakawanda" just proves how he is ruling the Zim Dancehall fraternity.


This song was produced by Oskid at Kenako Studios, and it will definitely add to his list of hits. The song has a great instrumental, the kind will make people fill the dance-floor. The song is about living each day as it comes, Calaz is urging people to enjoy each moment as it comes but do so in moderation. No two days are alike so people must use time wisely. Seh Calaz's vocals are always on point, well he is the best vocalist in the Zim Dancehall genre and on each song he makes it a point to show people why he is regarded as so.

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