CANDY Ncube understands gospel music more than anything else.
The 43-year-old Zimbabwean, Tembisa-based singer loves traditional gospel group, IPCC with all her heart and soul.
She said she uses music to heal the soul.
"People tell me my music heals the soul and gives hope to the hopeless. It's spiritually uplifting and also encourages people to pray," Candy said.
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The singer is trained as a graphic designer. She designs logos and posters.
She also loves fashion and is venturing into fashion designing.
"I believe in love, respect, discipline and focus. I'm against those who rush to become famous. Be patient, there's a reward for being patient," she said.
She said gospel has completely changed her life.
Candy has five albums to her name: Kea Leboga released in 2012, Musukukhala (2015), Jesu ke Kgosi (2017), Konke Kulungile (2021) and Nako ya Maleba, which she dropped recently.
Her albums are available on all digital stores.
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