Julius Sewava In Worship Album Launch With CNN Europe
Feb 19, 2004
After a reasonably protracted interlude of silence, Julius Sewava is at it again. This time around he is launching a gospel worship album with a label of African CNN choir.
By Nathan Kiwere
After a reasonably protracted interlude of silence, Julius Sewava is at it again. This time around he is launching a gospel worship album with a label of African CNN choir.
The album is entirely sponsored by CNN Europe – an Irish based Christian Evangelistic organisation headed by renown international preacher Dr Cecil Stewart that has global aspirations.
The 8-track album was recorded in Three-in-one studios in Kampala and mastered in Italy. It has been earmarked for supplementary development in order to cater for a broader audience. By so doing, arrangements are underway to translate it into German, Italian, Swedish and Spanish.
The track includes all time workshop hits much as Be Magnified and Halleluiah, originally sang by Michael W. Smith. Back-up vocalists are from Katwe Saints Gates mass choir. The guest of honour will be Dr Nsaba Buturo, minister of Information and the International Missions director of CCN Europe is expected to attend.
Some of the precursors of them main do include Irene Lubwama and Ronnie Mukisa, both seasoned gospel artistes.
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After a reasonably protracted interlude of silence, Julius Sewava is at it again. This time around he is launching a gospel worship album with a label of African CNN choir.
The album is entirely sponsored by CNN Europe – an Irish based Christian Evangelistic organisation headed by renown international preacher Dr Cecil Stewart that has global aspirations.
The 8-track album was recorded in Three-in-one studios in Kampala and mastered in Italy. It has been earmarked for supplementary development in order to cater for a broader audience. By so doing, arrangements are underway to translate it into German, Italian, Swedish and Spanish.
The track includes all time workshop hits much as Be Magnified and Halleluiah, originally sang by Michael W. Smith. Back-up vocalists are from Katwe Saints Gates mass choir. The guest of honour will be Dr Nsaba Buturo, minister of Information and the International Missions director of CCN Europe is expected to attend.
Some of the precursors of them main do include Irene Lubwama and Ronnie Mukisa, both seasoned gospel artistes.
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