Gospel singer, Solly Moholo died on Wednesday, October 2. Picture: Supplied
Legendary gospel artist Solly Moholo, known for his endearing sound, distinctive style, and heartfelt music, died this week after a prolonged period in hospital.
As we reflect on the life of the gospel icon who rose to fame in the early 2000s and touched countless hearts with his eclectic and energetic performances.
Born Solomon Molokoane, Solly Moholo died at age 65 after being hospitalised in August due to a fall he sustained on stage during his album tour in Botswana.
As tributes continue to pour in from all corners, IOL reflects on some of his most memorable songs.
This powerful song translates to "I Have Given Up My Ways". It conveys a message of transformation, redemption, and the desire to turn away from past mistakes.
The lyrics express a deep yearning for spiritual renewal and a commitment to living a life aligned with faith.
This song conveys a message of awakening and spiritual revival. The title translates to "Wake Up, Jonah, Nice Time Kills" referencing the biblical story of Jonah, who was called by God but initially fled from his mission.
Translating to "Rest in Peace", this soothing song offers solace, resonating with those who are grieving or seeking peace.
With more than two million views on YouTube, this beloved song translates to "Mountain of Zion".
It carries deep spiritual significance, reflecting themes of faith, hope, and the promise of salvation. The lyrics express a longing for spiritual connection and a desire to be closer to God.
This significant song translates to "On the Last Day". It emphasises the importance of living a righteous life in preparation for the final day when individuals will be held accountable for their actions.
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