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Namibian musician D-Square releases his tenth album

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Namibian musician D-Square releases his tenth album

Namibian musician Darius Nghiwilepo, known as D-Square, has released his tenth album, “The Official Capacity”, bringing together several musical genres. He says the project is led by the track “Ebanana” and calls on Namibian artists to collaborate and support one another, according to New Era.

Darius Nghiwilepo’s tenth album, by the Namibian musician known as D-Square, comprises ten tracks bringing together genres including kwaito, house, afro-house, traditional music and gospel, according to New Era. Titled “The Official Capacity”, the record draws on the experience the artist has gained since launching his music career in 2015 with the group Egeero.

The song “Ebanana” has a central place on the album. D-Square says the track has already won over a wide audience in Namibia and abroad, according to New Era.

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