Album Ya | Rapcha – Don’t Take God’s Credits (Usichukue Sifa Za Mungu) | Download
Tanzanian rap sensation Rapcha has officially released his much-anticipated album titled Don’t Take God’s Credits (Usichukue Sifa Za Mungu), a project that blends powerful messages, raw emotions, and unique lyrical delivery.
This 14-track album features a mix of solo efforts and collaborations with various talented artists including Banana Zoro, Lydia Marley, Damian Soul, Mapanch BMB, Dwin, and Leysir Brown. Through this body of work, Rapcha delivers deep storytelling, creative soundscapes, and thought-provoking lyrics.
Tracklist: Don’t Take God’s Credits (Usichukue Sifa Za Mungu)
Rapcha ft Leysir Brown – Don’t Play This Song | Download
Rapcha – Flight To Zenji | Download
Rapcha ft Mapanch BMB – Aviator | Download
Rapcha ft Dwin – In My Head | Download
Rapcha ft Mapanch BMB – Dewji | Download
Rapcha ft Damian Soul – Dhahabu | Download
Rapcha ft Leysir Brown – Happy Nation | Download
Rapcha ft Lydia Marley – Sometimes | Download
Rapcha – No Turning Back | Download
Rapcha – Kilio Chetu | Download
Rapcha ft Banana Zoro – Nini (Comfort Zone) | Download
Don’t Take God’s Credits (Usichukue Sifa Za Mungu) is more than just an album it’s a powerful expression of truth, life experiences, and spiritual awareness from one of Tanzania’s most talented and conscious rappers. Rapcha proves once again that he’s not just making music; he’s making a statement.
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