NEEMA NTALEL lets fall in love.. KORA Awards winner; single and video out

Feb. 15, 2013 - PRLog -- NEEMA NTALEL

SINGLE LAUNCH- LET’S FALL IN LOVE.


Hot on the heels of her first single “Tambourine”, Neema’s new single and video is set for release this weekend. Lets Fall in Love is not the usual boy-girl love tune, but is actually a song for Jesus. A composition that needs a keen ear to understand its message, it proves that gospel music doesn’t have to always sound “churchy”.
According to Neema, the single is about “…returning to my First Love,” referencing her intimate relationship with Christ. It’s produced by the young and talented Kus Ma (Camp Mulla/Subsahara Entertainment Ltd.), who describes Neema as, “…an awesome singer…songwriter who is very…creative.” “It was fun working with her.” Get ready to fall in love with Neema’s Lets Fall in Love .
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NEEMA NTALEL
Neema Ntalel discovered her love for music while in High school and following that discovery, she was in every associated club and group; school choir, drama club, student music groups and many of these garnered her several school awards .After high school, Neema began her pursuit of a career in music and this led her to record her first single, ‘Impressions of love’, a song about the different images of God’s love for mankind. This single was then nominated for an AGMA- American Gospel Music Award, for best international act in 2003.The next significant occurrence in her career was her nomination and win of the All Africa KORA Award for best female artist-Eastern African 2005 just as she was in her final year of college. This award led to a six week tour in Canada, her first music tour. After this initial tour she has been part of several others to countries like the USA ,The Netherlands, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Tanzania, South Africa, Mozambique and so on. Earlier in 2010, Neema was part of the theater production, ‘Daughters of Africa’. . Neema says she was part of this production because it presented the bright and correct image of her homeland. Now under Sub Sahara, Neema hopes to achieve much more and to make an impact in the music seen in Kenya.