Solly Moholo’s New Album Drops Ahead of His Funeral

Gospel musician Solly Moholo’s family have confirmed that his new album will be released a day before his funeral.

The son of gospel singer Solomon Molokoane aka Solly Moholo has confirmed his funeral.

Molokoane who fell ill following his performances in Botswana passed away on Wednesday, 2 October at 65 years.

GOSPEL STAR: ALBUM

Zimoja reports that Solly Moholo’s new album, Wubani o zo Pepeza will be released on Friday, 11 October.

His son Thabang Molokoane says they are releasing his father’s album to preserve his legacy.

“Moholo recorded and completed his last album. To honour his final wish, the family would like the album release to continue. We are going to make sure his legacy lives forever,” said his son.

Moholo’s manager, Gladness Thobakgale confirms that the album will get released as per his family’s request.

RIP Solly Moholo 🕊️ pic.twitter.com/k4Lpd1Kz60

— Brian M. (@MKHBrian) October 2, 2024

SOLLY MOHOLO: FUNERAL

South Africans and celebrities have taken to social media to pay tribute to Ke Latlhile Bokinza singer.

@MbalulaFikile: “The ANC is deeply saddened by the passing of legendary gospel singer, Solly Moholo. A true icon in the South African music industry. His powerful voice, passion for spreading the word of God, and dedication to uplifting the spirits of many, through his music will forever be remembered.

“Our thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, and fans during this difficult time. May his soul rest in peace, and may his legacy live on in the music and joy he brought to the world.”

President Cyril Ramaphosa said: “I offer my deep condolences to the Molokoane family on the passing of our beloved gospel icon Solomon Molokoane, known to us as Solly Moholo. He provided the melodies, rhythms and words of inspiration and comfort. Our sincere sympathies once more to the Molokoanes as we reflect on Solly’s contribution to the spiritual and cultural life of our nation and as we turn up the volume on his recorded performances.”