TopCheri releases new banger
In the midst of her Kiddies Concert planning, which has taken centre stage, TopCheri is not neglecting the music element as she recently dished out a new song for her fans.
In an interview with tjil, the multi award-winning musician shared that her new track ‘O’Boy’ has been enjoying a warm reception.
“It is a jam for the people, especially now that we are heading towards the most vibrant season of the year.”
Known for releasing December albums, tjil wanted to know whether a full body of work is in the pipeline.
To this, TopCheri responded: “There will definitely be a follow-up project in 2023.
“We move when God says we move. The dates will be announced once we have a solid one,” she shared.
Surprises lined up
On the progress of the ‘TopCheri Kiddies Concert’ - set for Saturday, 3 December, at the Doc Jubber Field in Windhoek – the musician said the event has been taking up all her and her team’s time.
“We want to make it as memorable as possible, so we are on our toes. We have so many fun surprises lined up, and to avoid spoiling it, we can’t share much.
“Early bird tickets are out. Parents are also advised to get stalls for their kids so they sell and run their own business,” TopCheri said.
In an interview with tjil, the multi award-winning musician shared that her new track ‘O’Boy’ has been enjoying a warm reception.
“It is a jam for the people, especially now that we are heading towards the most vibrant season of the year.”
Known for releasing December albums, tjil wanted to know whether a full body of work is in the pipeline.
To this, TopCheri responded: “There will definitely be a follow-up project in 2023.
“We move when God says we move. The dates will be announced once we have a solid one,” she shared.
Surprises lined up
On the progress of the ‘TopCheri Kiddies Concert’ - set for Saturday, 3 December, at the Doc Jubber Field in Windhoek – the musician said the event has been taking up all her and her team’s time.
“We want to make it as memorable as possible, so we are on our toes. We have so many fun surprises lined up, and to avoid spoiling it, we can’t share much.
“Early bird tickets are out. Parents are also advised to get stalls for their kids so they sell and run their own business,” TopCheri said.
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