London based Rwandan gospel artiste, Olivier Nzaramba, has released a new track, Ushimwe, featuring traditional artiste Jean Paul Samputu, and producers Felin Gakwaya and Aron Nitunga.

Nzaramba, who once managed The Ben and has for a long time helped various artistes with their music, has worked with renowned artistes like Kitoko and Riderman, among others.

Recently, he won the Diaspora Artiste of the Year accolade at the Groove Awards 2015, which took place at Kigali Serena Hotel.

"This new song is off my gospel album called Ishimwe; its message is about the goodness, kindness and love of God. It is also about how we were created in a special way, and how the Lord gave us salvation.”

The audio track was produced by Aron Nitunga, and the video, which was released on Friday, was produced by a young man called Emmanuel Shema at Shock Weaves Studio in London, United Kingdom.

Nzaramba says that his plan is to continue spreading the word of the Lord through his talent.

"My plan is to continue spreading the Gospel through my songs. I’m working on another project, a video, and I’ve got new songs in the studio already,” he added.

The 39-year-old ‘saw the light’ when he joined Asaph Choir London in 2009. He has been composing gospel music since.

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