Sauti Sol Set to Release New Album after Months of doing Solo Projects
By What'sHappening.com (self media writer) | 4 months ago
Kenyan top boy band Sauti sol has good news for their fans. After doing their solo project for quite a while, the band is now set to release a new album. Speaking to Wasafi Media when they landed in Tanzania, Bein and Savara revealed that they will be releasing a new album in which they will feature Tanzanian singers such as Juma Jux. They said that they are on a break but are set to come back bigger and better.
The group started their solo project after the release of their mega-hit Suzanna. Since then, each of the group's members has been releasing solo songs which have undoubtedly been doing good, especially for Bein. Fans have been speculating that they might even stick to being solo and others even advocating for each to take their own path. However, according to Savara, the band was formed from each individual's talent and so they needed time to work and find themselves separately. Bein went ahead to state that music is their only path and that they would stick to it as a band.
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