First song we wrote after My grandmother passed away. I felt so lost and didnt know how to go on. I hope this song brings you as much light and perspective as it gave Chucky and I. 

Triumphant mind will lead you back to find your worth.

Find Yourself (Produced by Chucky Chrysal)

Taken from the forth coming album "Kyrisal", It is a song about addressing ones fears, and how Fear is a false sense of comfort. With Lioba Petrie on Cello.

Mr Fear (Produced by Chucky Chrysal)

Handei Kumafaro  loosely translated means lets go party. The song, taken from the Kyrisal album  is a track inspired by Kyriah's Zimbabwean Heritage, A culture known for being joyful and productive even in the hardest of times. Produced by Chucky Chrysal, a man passionate about the language of drums, its an upbeat track with Anton Peteltchits on Saxophone. (out 21/02/15) 

Lyrics

Verse 1
Sitting with your head hanging low, What are you doing that for
Sing with your head held up high, held up high
Blue skies above us, travel with me to the sun
Even In dark cloudy days, we break through the hays

Chorus
Hande-e-e Kumafaro
Handei Kumafaro
Hande-e-e Kumafaro
Handei Kumafaro

Verse 2
Walk through the storm have some pride, show your defiance,
Dream possibilities, live for your dream coz its right.
Eat with your heart and your mind, heart and your mind
Sharing the fruits of your labor, the fruits of your love!

Hande-e-e Kumafaro
Handei Kumafaro
Hande-e-e Kumafaro
Handei Kumafaro

Verse 3
Work with the tools that you have, your fabrications
Building whats true to yourself, true to yourself.
You are the architect, You are recruiter supplier
Solid foundations hold us together like glue.

Hande-e-e Kumafaro
Handei Kumafaro
Hande-e-e Kumafaro
Handei Kumafaro

Verse 4
Dance to the rhythm of water, of wind and of fire
Dance with your partner, even with those you don't know.
Dancing can never divide us, only unite us,
Dance with me now, dance with me show me some soul.

Hande-e-e Kumafaro
Handei Kumafaro
Hande-e-e Kumafaro
Handei Kumafaro 

Repeat Chorus till end






Kyriah Dee - Handei Kumafaro (Produced by Chucky Chrysal)

Verse 1
You Say That You Love me
But Boy i don't know if you do
Coz the Love that i need boy
It Got to be got to be true
Coz i need a man who understands
what true love really means
its unconditional
and its not about being seen
so change the way that you look at me
and change the way that you speak

Chorus
Are You Ready Are You Ready for Love x2

Verse 2
Said You cant live without me
But baby you made it this far
Said you you'd give me everything
but i don't need your diamonds and cars
Coz i need a man who understand what true love really means
It conquers everything
and its not about material things
so change the way you approach me
and change the way that you think

im not the type of girl who's gonna love you and leave you
Coz baby when i say that love you, 
you know that its true
Maybe this is right
but we gotta do it right
This love has gotta be forever 


Are You Ready featuring Jean Passion (Produced by Jean Passion) [2008 Recording]

Produced by Famous Producer Rymez. has produced for the likes of Tinie Tempah, Wiley, 

Are You Ready ('09 Remix) Produced by Rymez

Fight the Fight is the 4th track taken from the album Kyrisal by Kyriah Dee and Chucky Chrysal. It is written as a child to a parent, as homage for their sacrifices. It talks of how sacrifices made by those before us should encourage us to never give up.
Produced by Chucky Chrysal,  the musical arrangement captures those moments, when a family makes music together with drums, harmonies, and percussion with an addition of Lioba Petrie playing cello and simple piano chords. 


LYRICS 

Desperate to survive
Hunger to arise
Driven by their circumstance
To give me a better chance

Vairima vachifudza (They would farm, they would herd)
Vaitenga vachitengesa (They would buy, they would sell)
Vaishanda Vachishandiswa (They worked and they were used)
Vaidzidza vachidzidzisa (They were students, they were teachers)

Oh they fought, fought,
Fought the good fight for me x2

So I'll fight, fight, 
Fight the good fight for me x2

Willingly sacrifice,
Gladly paid the price,
The cost of saving my life,
To watch their desires die

Vaichema vachisekwa (They cried, they were laughed at)
Vaigona vachitadza (They had successes, they had failures)
Munhamo nemumafaro ( In poverty and in happiness)
Vaindida Vaindida (They loved me, they loved me)

Oh they fought, fought,
Fought the good fight for me x2

So I'll fight, fight, 
Fight the good fight for me x2

Now I see that I will disappoint 
and I will let them down if I decide to give upx2

Oh they fought, fought,
Fought the good fight for me x2

So I'll fight, fight, 
Fight the good fight for me x2

Fight the Fight

Huya is Track 7 From the Kyrisal Album. It is a meditation track, about seeking real depth in life, the meaning behind all things by asking the Teacher to give clarity and educate in all happy and sad times. The phrase "Huya Mweya Mutsvene" in the Shona Language means "Come Pure/Holy Spirit".  The song ends with a chant/emotional cry "Huyai mundidzidzise, Huyai munditungamirire"(Come and teach me, come and lead  me.... )


Lyrics

Huya

Verse 1

I have shelter
I have health
everything I need on this earth

I’ve felt love 
I’ve felt pain
Basked in the sun, sang in the rain

Raised a child
Still do now
Need for them to be proud

But within
Falling short, fear and doubt, 
Have me sort

Pre-Chorus
My request is unusual but I’m sure
Yearning for a life beyond the physical (x2)

Chorus

Huya Mweya Huya Mweya… Mweya Mutsvene
Huya Mweya Huya Mweya… Mweya Mutsvene
Mweya Mutsvene
Mweya Mutsvene
Mweya Mutsvene

Verse 2

Teach me how
To walk in Love
To endure, never give up

Led by spirit, 
All the time
Drawn to growth, fuelled by faith


Pre-Chorus
My request is unusual but I’m sure
Yearning for a life beyond the physical (x2)


Chorus

Huya Mweya Huya Mweya… Mweya Mutsvene
Huya Mweya Huya Mweya… Mweya Mutsvene
Mweya Mutsvene
Mweya Mutsvene
Mweya Mutsvene

Chorus (with instrument break)
Huya Mweya Huya Mweya… Mweya Mutsvene
Huya Mweya Huya Mweya… Mweya Mutsvene
Mweya Mutsvene
Mweya Mutsvene
Mweya Mutsvene 

(Huya Mweya….)

Chorus

Huya Mweya Huya Mweya…(huyai mundidzidzise, huyai mundidzidzise) Mweya Mutsvene
Huya Mweya Huya Mweya… (huyai munditungamirire) Mweya Mutsvene
Mweya Mutsvene
Mweya Mutsvene
Mweya Mutsvene

Outro
huyai mundidzidzise, huyai mundidzidzise……… Mweya 
huyai mundidzidzise, huyai mundidzidzise……… Mweya 
huyai mundidzidzise, huyai mundidzidzise……… Mweya 
huyai mundidzidzise, huyai mundidzidzise……… Mweya 
huyai mundidzidzise, huyai mundidzidzise……… Mweya 
huyai mundidzidzise, huyai mundidzidzise……… Mweya 
huyai mundidzidzise, huyai mundidzidzise……… Mweya 
huyai mundidzidzise, huyai mundidzidzise……… (Huyai Munditungamirire)





Huya

Zimnet radio dub. This dub was recorded in the most humble circumstances and yet people recognize this track more than my name. and for that. i love it. :)

Zimnet Radio Dub By Kyriah Dee  (2010 Chibadura Riddim by Jusa )

Waiting for you (Remix) by Alan Newman


Kyriah Dee (pronouned Key-ra-ya) is a Dublin based songstress, raised in Zimbabwe. However her interest in music grew when she came to Ireland, and joined Victory Christian fellowship. At 18 years old she was leading praise and worship in front of hundreds and writing and arranging songs for the team with the musicians including her cousin Jean Passion. “Hide me now” a song produced by Jean Passion and written and sang by her was featured on the R3V album released by the church. The two later teamed up as she featured on his Glory of A Woman album on which she did a rendition of the Pillar. 
At 21 she began writing for her own album teaming up with Yn Hitz. The duo came up with the song Amazing grace which gained radio play online. She took part in the CAMfest (Christian Artists and Musicians Festival) where she was awarded the top prize in late 2008. Also to her credit is winning the 2009 Balbriggan’s got talent show and was also awarded the best Gospel Singer/Performer by the Gospel Music Awards organised by the God’s General Foundation at the end of 2009. She met Jusa Dementor, a producer, artist and CEO of African Bred Recording Artists known as ABRA Tribe who began producing for her album, mentoring her and recruited her to the team. Kyriah’s first release on 1/1/11 has a funk/pop instrumental produced by Chris Kabs and is reminiscent of Earth Wind and Fire’s track September garnished with strong brass and bass presence. Her vocals on this track, a radical mix of Tina Turner’s power, range &amp; fearlessness, Erykah Badu’s jazz articulation and Angelique Kidjo’s rich Afro-centric elements influence. Lyrically the song personifies the singer’s positive nature through the storms she has faced in her life. 
As a performer, she is known for connecting with her crowd, and incredible vocals which have impressed the likes of Shayne Lynch from the pop boy band Boyzone, Former Eurovision Song Contest winner Linda Martin and creator/host of Emmy Award winning talent search show Inspirational Sensation Pastor Dan Willis and Mr World 2010 Kamal Ibrahim. Girl Child Network CEO and CNN Hero Betty Makoni. Her most notable performances vary from council award shows to, Miss Zimbabwe Ireland, Face of Africa Ireland, Miss Southern Africa Ireland, an opening act for Kirk Franklin live in Dublin, Econet Live alongside Jusa Dementor and FGM Awareness where she performed her forthcoming single This Is Personal and most memorable in 2011, her opening for Multi-Platinum selling artist Miss Lira. In 2011 Kyriah was nominated for 3 awards at the Ireland African Music Awards, including Best Female artist. This, an Addition to two nominations at the Zimbabwe Achievers Awards including Video of the Year for Turn Around which was shot and Directed by Jusa Dementor.
She has collaborated, with Chris Kabs, Jean Passion, Shayndingz, Doseone and Jusa Dementor As a song writer her goal is to reach young people, and to talk about issues that concern the youth, and inspire them to achieve more than the superficial and build a relationship with God.
She is quite the philanthropist, engaging in raising awareness on issues particularly affecting women and on her 24th birthday she launched The Girl With The Black Umbrella Campaign where she teamed up with the Girl Child network to initiate raising funds for school fees for under privileged girls in year 2012.Kyriah is currently working on various projects to break the Irish Market as well as fully introducing herself to the Zimbabwe Music Industry.


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