Guitars & Shaker: John Atterbury
Vocals, Piano & Double Bass: Riffi

Rhythm of Her Soul

features the lyrical prowess of Kuno Mawire

Inga Ndapera

Beautiful Place [Riffi feat Nda]

written by McDonald 'Qounfuzed' Sheldon & Riffi Wacho

Njodzi

Written by Steven Moakler, performed by Andrew Ripp and Rescue

You Will Find Me (Andrew Ripp Cover)

Written by Chris Tomlin, Jesse Reeves, Ed Cash. Arranged by Jason Overstreet

How Great Is Our God

There Is A Way

Written by Job Bellion, Produced and Performed by Riffi Wacho

Human (Jon Bellion Cover)

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Mandipe

Love Me Jeje (Ric Hassani Cover)

Written by Arora, performed by Hospas x Wacho

Reconcile

If I Run (iamson Cover)

Beautiful

Beautiful (Mali Music Cover)

Zimbabwean National Anthem (Shona)

Ne Ropa (By The Blood)

Go (Mali Music Cover)

What have I ever done, a tale of self doubt, self regret and a question of self worth. A song inspired by other but also relatable to self.

Original by Rachel Chinouriri
Soundcloud: Rachel Chinouriri
Instagram: @rachelchinouriri
Youtube: Rachel Chinouriri
Twitter: @rchinouriri

What Have I Ever Done (Rachel Chinouriri Cover)

MuNyepi (which means Liar in Shona) is about the liar that we are to ourselves when we don't follow the purpose God put us on earth for. Upon observing the world around us we were influenced to speak out on the amount of 'fakeness' that is around us. The media set a standard to say if you weigh this much, or use this much make up, or speak in a certain way you're beautiful. Thats a lie! Even in your deep vernacular accent, even with your short, nappy hair, even without 6pacs or curves or silky smooth skin, even if you didn't go to school, even in your bare feet…you're BEAUTIFUL and there IS a purpose for which you are on this earth. 

MuNyepi is a song about someone who lies to themselves by NOT fulfilling that purpose; and its happened a lot that kids growing up are forced into careers they don't want by their parents…not that we want to start rebellion but truth is if you're an accountant and you KNOW in your heart you were meant to be a dancer, you're lying to YOURSELF. You are MuNyepi.

So the song talks about the talents we're born with, it talks about letting our inner beauty shine, it talks about not running away from your God-given purpose. Doesn't matter what the media says, you are beautiful and you have a purpose…live it without fear.

MuNyepi

Composition: Franz Xaver Gruber (1818)
Lyrics: Joseph Mohr
Arrangement: The Wachos

Silent Night (Christmas With The Wachos)

Composition: Chris Rea, Stuart Eales (1986)
Lyrics: Chris Rea
Arrangement: Jennifer Kothe
Additional Arrangement: The Wachos

Driving Home For Christmas (Christmas With The Wachos)

Composition: Scott Hoying, Kevin Oluwole Olusola (2014)
Lyrics: Scott Hoying, Kevin Oluwole Olusola
Arrangement: Pentatonix
Additional arrangement: The Wachos

That's Christmas To Me (Christmas With The Wachos)

Composition: Adolphe Charles Adam (1847)
Lyrics: Placide Cappeau (eng. John Sullivan Dwight)
Arrangement: Scott Hoying, Avi Kaplan, Kevin Oluwole Olusola, Ben Bram
Additional arrangement: The Wachos

O Holy Night (Christmas With The Wachos)

Composition: Robin Pecknold, Phil Ek (2007)
Lyrics: Robin Pecknold
Arrangement: The Wachos

White Winter Hymnal (Christmas With The Wachos)

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Hard Life

Poor Wayfaring Stranger

Classic hymn Composed by Enoch Sontonga. In this difficult time we are going through as a continent...as the world...this is our prayer. Features Ivorian vocalist Mako Le King & the vocal percussion prowess of Molefe Ratsoana.

Nkosi Sikelel' IAfrica (feat. Mako Le King)

Composition:  Philip Bliss (1873)
Lyrics: Horatio Spafford
Arrangement: The Wachos

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a cover of Ndomutewera originally by Stand Zimbabwe

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