Frank Chimpazi nominated for SABC Crown Music Awards
Gospel musician Frank Chimpazi, currently based in South Africa, has received a nomination for the 7th SABC Crown Gospel Awards slated for next month.
The SABC Crown Gospel Awards are given in recognition to exploits of both South Africa and international artists.
Chimpazi has been nominated in the category of Best of Africa for his song ‘I feel Jesus’, which also title truck of his fourth album released last year.
This, however, is not the first time for him to receive a nomination in these awards as he also received one in 2011, but failed to grab the award.
Chimpazi, who is leading a church worship team in South Africa, said he was happy to have received a nomination once again in the awards.
He is facing Shongwe and Khuphuka Saved Group, Sammie Okposo and Seapour.
“I just want to thank God for the talent. I never anticipated that I will receive nomination once again in these awards. The last time I got a nomination was in 2011. This time I hope I will manage to win the award,” said Chimpazi.
The first SABC Crown Gospel Award were held in 2008 and it now has over 30 categories and the winners are awarded a crown for their sterling contribution in gospel music circles.
If our amazing children here at Tiyamike Mulungu Center had a vote you would be winning hands down… If they dont love you they havnt heard you keep movin and singing and playin Frank you are already at the top of TMC’s list!!!! We think you make our father smile and that is really what its all about….. always his grace Will n Pam
Tay grin is very big u can’t compare with this 1 @ reasonableman
Amuna awa amaimba! Eish! Osati achitsiru ajawa a TayGrin.
Its my prayer that our brother Frank should grab this award, my brother am proud of you eish!!
Mark my words, a South African will be given this award. Xenophobia stil exist pa Joni. Even the song I feel Jesus is not his original song, its Carleton Pearson who sung it in the late 80’s Benjamin Dube stole it in 2000’s and my brother Frank takes it up. What a world of circus.