Jah Prayzah Features Daughter Kayla in Emotional New Video Ahead of Album Launch
As anticipation builds for his forthcoming album Ndini Mukudzeyi, award-winning Zimbabwean contemporary musician Jah Prayzah has unveiled a deeply personal visual offering—featuring his daughter, Kayla, in the newly released music video for the song Kuno.
The video, which premiered on Monday, showcases a softer, more intimate side of the artist, revealing not only his musical evolution but also his role as a devoted father. Kayla plays herself in the video, directed by the celebrated duo Umsebenzi ka Blaqs and Dir Dave, bringing a touching authenticity to the visual story.
Jah Prayzah had earlier hinted at the emotional weight of the release through a heartfelt message to fans on Facebook:
“Tomorrow at 10am, a piece of my heart comes to life.”
Kuno joins a series of emotionally resonant singles—Ibvo and Fambai Neni—that are shaping the mood ahead of the album’s official launch, scheduled for May 3 at the Old Hararians Sports Club in Harare. The song’s introspective tone and powerful visual narrative have already begun striking a chord with fans, setting the stage for what promises to be another compelling chapter in Jah Prayzah’s musical journey.
The inclusion of his daughter in the video marks a new creative direction for the artist, who continues to blend storytelling with culture, family, and personal experience in his art. With Ndini Mukudzeyi, Jah Prayzah seems poised to offer a deeply reflective body of work.
This upcoming release adds to his growing discography, which includes acclaimed albums such as Rudo Nerunyararo (2007), Sungano (2010), Ngwarira Kuparara (2012), Tsviriyo (2013), Kumbumura Mhute (2014), Jerusarema (2015), Mdhara Vachauya (2016), Chitubu (2018), Hokoyo (2020), Gwara (2021), and his dual 2023 releases, Chiremerera and Maita Baba.
Following the Harare launch, Jah Prayzah is expected to embark on an international tour, where he will showcase Ndini Mukudzeyi to a global audience, further cementing his status as one of Africa’s most dynamic musical exports.
With fans already praising Kuno for its emotional depth and cinematic visuals, all signs point to Ndini Mukudzeyi being another standout project in a career defined by innovation, cultural pride, and a deeply personal connection to his audience.
