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This week began on a high note, particularly for the Rwandan music industry, with the release of a new song by Ugandan singer, Lilian Mbabazi. Ndabivuze starts off with captivating, melodious flutes – the Rwandan way – leaving the listener all hypnotised. The vocals and lyrics turn passionate all along, and you still want to listen even as it ends. It is a love song which reminds us – so quietly – that loving is no weakness.

Written in beautiful Kinyarwanda, and produced by one of Kigali’s finest creatives, Pastor P, Ndabivuze is also a symbol of excellent collaboration. It will surely leave a mark on twenty-seventeen.

Morning my loves… start your day off with my first single off my Kinyarwanda album… #Ndabivuze https://t.co/tazAsXTtUl Enjoy #RWOT

— Lilian Mbabazi (@lmbabazi) August 21, 2017

Lilian, who turns thirty-three later this month (born on 28 August 1984), has been working on her first Kinyarwanda album which is set to release in a few months to come. She and Paster P have nailed it on the first one.

Who isn’t left so eager to listen to the entire collection?

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