Winky D speaks on Eureka project

Philemon Jambaya

Winky D, born Wallace Chirumiko, has broken the silence on his new project which has taken the airwaves by storm.

In a statement he shared on social media platforms alerting fans that the release of songs from the album was concluded by yesterday’s dropping of Peter Friend, which features Nutty O.

The Ninja President said he learnt a lot about different artistes he worked with on the project.

“The Eureka music ship has now reached its destination. We will never take for granted diligent musical efforts by all the artists who featured on the album.

“We indeed learnt a lot from each other’s vibes. Heartfelt appreciation is due to the instrumentalists, producers and engineers of the album who continued to offer a dependable work culture. Their attention and dedication were such a blessing,” said the Gaffa.

He also appreciated the reception of the fans on the project;

“… and to you, the music community, whose hearts, minds and souls were the destination, your response to the music continues to show that you truly are a music community of the highest order and pedigree.

“I hope that Eureka Eureka touched your hearts and souls to the purest spiritual, emotional, and physical heights and depths. Thank you for sharing the kindness of your hearts by streaming the music,” he added.

Eureka has since divided the nation along political lines with the main opposition Citizens Coalition for Change supporters hyping the message, while Zanu PF sympathisers trashed the album saying it is a US-funded project.