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Gambia: Nancy Nanz to Launch Debut Album Saturday
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The Daily Observer (Banjul)
20 June 2008
Posted to the web 20 June 2008
Sheriff Janko
Reports reaching What's On have indicated that The 2008 Upcoming Artist of the year awardee-Nancy Nanz will tomorrow Saturday the 21 June launch her debut album to be held at the Paradise Suites Hotel, Kololi.
The ceremony will be presided over by the first daughter Mariam Jammeh, the first child of his excellency President Yahya A J J Jammeh and the first lady Madam Zaineb Jammeh commencing at 6:30 prompt.
Xalel -is an eight-track video CD - that is essentially dedicated to children, future leaders of any country. The album, which was released in December 2007, has since been widely appreciated by all and sundry within and outside the borders of The Gambia.
The launch will provide one of the best means and avenues for the exposure and success of an artist with a promising career.
Reports also have it that the ceremony will draw personalities from the public and private enterprises.
The young female star, performance will be backed by a live band and will award certificates of appreciation to deserving institutions and individuals in recognition of their support and assistance in the productions and launching of his wonderful masterpiece album-Xalel.
In addition, the grand launching would also include a statement by Chief Guest of Honour, Mariam Jammeh, Hon. Nancy Njie, Secretary of State for Tourism and Culture and as well as Gamcel Managing Director.
A group of musicians and comedians that will be on stage include Sambou Suso, MLK Twin Sisters, Talking Machine ,Ndings, Yusupha Ngum, Slam G Clan and The Gambia's Mbalax sensation, Pa Omar Jack- and the Senegalese renowned comedian -Sanehk.
There will also be a film show documentary and drama performance by school children on the theme 'benefits of music as a career".
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Remembered is the launching of Nancy Nanz debut album entitled Xalel don't wait to be told.
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