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Fans are excited over Sjava’s anticipated new album

The award winning musician is set to release his much anticipated fourth studio album called “Isibuko”.

This year started with the artist teasing his fans about dropping new music before the end of January and since last week he has been counting down to the release date:

 

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The afro pop artist has fans anticipating his new album, the album was initially announced by his record label 1020 Cartel on their Instagram page, where they have documented some behind the scenes footage where it states “4 creatives, 14 days and 1 album” at Ant Bear Lodge where the recording took place. Two producers @webmoms and @delaydebeats of Sjava’s new album came all the way from the United Kingdom UK, to help the album become the best project yet.

The process behind this album shows the label paying attention to every detail, from finding a peaceful environment for the artist to record to setting up a full on studio from scratch.

Some of the artists confirmed to be on this up and coming album are A-reece, Mtee and Saudi.

Fans of the hitmaker were all over the social media platforms declaring this week a “Sjava week”.

Only two days left until the fans get what they have wildly anticipated, the album drops on the 27th January.

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