A three - awards winner at this year's Namibia Annual Music Awards (Namas) at only 16 years, there seems no stopping Linda Pendukeni Simasiku.

And to testify to her unrelenting musical mission, the lass has just released two singles instilling more fear in many big names on the local industry that she already has caught with their pants downs with her first hit single I believe featuring Petersen from Zambia.

Always Be My Love and Coming Of Age are the two new songs produced by the Supreme Records producer's Magik Links. The songs are currently enjoying massive airplay on all local radio stations.

Linda says Always Be My Love's lyrics are simply refer to a gal who met a guy that turn her life to the better while Coming Of Age tells everybody that Linda is growing physically, musically and emotionally when it come to her singing style.

Supreme Records is now busy shooting Linda's Always Be My Love video dropping soon. Linda's Manager, George Simataa, says since Linda is signed under the Supreme Records, she will receive a full package any another label can offer to their artists.

"We will be providing Linda with absolutely everything in terms of promotion and marketing. The biggest thing is to put Linda on a higher level were she would be able to feature international artists, and for them to be part of Linda's shows. We have to make everything possible," says Simataa. Linda is currently busy with her upcoming album to be titled Coming

Of Age", due for release in October for launch October 19 in Windhoek. With up to 30 recorded hit songs, a surprise awaits her fans on how many songs will be on the album. "As a young singer, winning up to three wards last year have given me an opportunity and a passion where I become stronger.

People must listen to my upcoming album or these two singles and what the first album did to me. On this album, I am more mature, I have gone diverse and I have stepped up," says Linda.

She adds that her album would be a bomb with mixture of international tastes and genres. "I can say, my last album was just a reflection to the new album. It has given me a name, recognition and the experience to do my thing.

But on this upcoming album, I have taken a different step, it's going to be not necessary that of Namibia, but I have to be fair, it features international artists and it sounds more like African," Linda explains.

Apart from music, Linda is sharing her Namas takings year with the less fortunate children from all the thirteen regions in the country pay for one child in each region school fees, textbooks and uniforms. for the children.