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Lucius Banda Releases New Single “Moyo Wa Msilikali”

After announcing on his Facebook page that he would release a new song, Veteran Musician Lucius Banda has decided to stick to his promise, delivering a song “Moyo Wa Msilikali” today.

As one would anticipate, “Moyo Wa Msilikali” is dedicated to fallen Malawian soldiers who died in November, 2017 while in the line of duty in Democratic Republican of Congo (DRC) and also another group of soldiers who died in the same month in 2018 in Mzimba fatal road accident.

“November 2017/ mmmmh sanabwere ku Mzimba/ sanabwere sanabwerere.

“November 2018 so/ mmmmh sanabwere ku DRC/ sanabwere sanabwerere, “sings Luicus in the song.

the song artwork

The song is currently only available on Malawi’s leading music website, m.malawi-music.com .

Last year, Banda resurfaced with his 19th album ‘Crimes’ which contained 13 tracks.

Moyo Wa Msilikali comes some weeks after the veteran musician revealed that he is working on a political song with South African Producer identified as Thato.

“The last time me and this South African producer Thato did a political song was 2003 “yellow”. Now we just finished another Hit. Eeeeeeish be ready Malawi,” wrote Banda on his official Facebook page.

Stream and Download the new song here

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