Many Christians worldwide celebrate Easter with special church services, music, candlelight, flowers and ringing of church bells. In addition to Easter's religious significance, Jst Sako’s “Khuleka” brings a fresh twist to the art of worshipping.
We are in the era of musical evolution and we’ve seen a genre plant a seed. We’ve seen a genre evolve from street culture to spirituality, it emerges with musicians and creatives that will speak to a new age. Jst Sako serves to speak to the hearts and spirituality of many Africans.
“Khuleka,” speaks of Sako’s faith as he has embarked on a journey to realize his musical ambitions. With a combination of gospel, rap, orchestral instruments and the famous Yanos log drum, Khuleka is written to elevate your spirit and warm your soul as you hustle to make a difference in your life and the lives of those close to you.
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