D Voice, born Abdul Hamisi Mtambo on October 10, 2004, in Temeke, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, has emerged as a significant figure in the Singeli music scene. This local genre, unique to Tanzania, has been enriched by his melodious singing and resonant voice. Despite coming from a low-income family, D Voice’s religious faith has been a cornerstone in his life, fostering a character marked by honor and gentleness.
- RELATED: D Voice – Mpeni Taarifa Ft Mbosso
- RELATED: D Voice – BamBam Ft Zuchu
- RELATED: D Voice – Umenifunza
- RELATED: D Voice – Kuachana Shingapi (Prod. JM brand)
- RELATED: D Voice – Danga Usitume Meseji
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A Diverse Musical Talent
D Voice’s versatility extends beyond Singeli; he is adept at various genres, including Bongo Fleva, Amapiano, Afro Pop, and Zouk, showcasing his wide-ranging musical talents. He believes Singeli music’s uniqueness and accessibility set it apart from other genres, resonating with a broad audience.
The Release of ‘Swahili Kid’
His recent album, “Swahili Kid,” launched under the prestigious WCB Wasafi label, has been a testament to his artistic prowess. The album not only highlights his vocal talent but also reflects the rich culture and uniqueness of Bongo Flava music. “Swahili Kid” is distinguished by its collection of 10 diverse and captivating songs, marking a significant entry in the world of Bongo Flava.
Collaborations with Industry Giants
The album features collaborations with major Tanzanian artists like Diamond Platnumz, Zuchu, Lava Lava, and Mbosso, enhancing its appeal and showcasing the richness of Tanzanian music. Each track in “Swahili Kid” is a testament to the rich musical landscape of Tanzania, blending traditional rhythms with contemporary sounds.
A Track of Spiritual Depth
Among the tracks, “Mungu Baba,” the tenth and final song on “Swahili Kid,” stands out as a heartfelt prayer set to music. In this piece, D Voice intertwines his musical talent with spirituality, creating a deeply personal and resonant piece. The song reflects his ability to connect with his audience on a deeper level, blending relatable themes with his unique musical style.
Joining the WCB Wasafi Family
D Voice’s induction into the WCB Wasafi family, under the guidance of Diamond Platnumz, marks a significant milestone in his career. It signifies the label’s commitment to nurturing new talent and further solidifies D Voice’s place in the industry.
- RELATED: D Voice Ft Mabantu – Umekopwa (Prod. Gach B)
- RELATED: D Voice – Umenifunza
- RELATED: D Voice – Mtamu
- RELATED: D Voice – Kama Wengine Feat. Diamond Platnumz
Looking Towards the Future
With high expectations from music enthusiasts and fans, D Voice’s unique vocal ability and style are anticipated to bring a fresh wave to the industry. As he continues to evolve under the WCB Wasafi label, fans eagerly await his contributions to the dynamic world of East African music. His journey with “Swahili Kid” has started with great enthusiasm, indicating a promising future for this young, talented artist.
Also, check more tracks from Diamond Platnumz;
- WCB Wasafi – Jibebe Ft Diamond Platnumz, Lava Lava & Mbosso
- Krizbeatz – Proper Ft. Diamond Platnumz & Tekno
- Diamond Platnumz – Number One Remix Ft Davido
- Diamond Platnumz Ft Khadija Kopa – Nasema Nawe
- Rayvanny Ft Diamond Platnumz – Vumbi (Prod. S2kizzy)
- Diamond Platnumz – Jeje (Prod. Kel P)
- Patoraking Ft Diamond Platnumz – Love you die
