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'They called me a devil worshiper' Ivyln Mutua after release of album

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Nyakundi Report

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This archive report was first published on 16 December 2019.

On December 16, 2019, Ivlyn Mutua made a triumphant return to the music scene with the launch of her album '12 Beats of Christmas' at The Alchemist.

The event, sponsored by Kiss Fm and Songa, was a festive treat for the audience, complete with amazing gifts and surprise appearances from H_art The Band, Petra, Meryl Paige, Alysha Popat, and gospel artist Dafari, who all collaborated on the album.

According to Ivlyn, the album was more than just a collection of songs - it was a journey to help her listeners connect with their emotions.

'As an artist, my aim is to impact with my music. Music that people can directly relate [with] both emotionally and through the struggles of life,' she said in a past interview with Kiss 100.

Despite facing backlash from her followers who accused her of backsliding from gospel music to secular, Ivlyn remained steadfast in her artistic vision.

'Some were calling me a devil worshipper, saying I have backslid. But I’m taking my time for people to understand that nothing can separate me from Jesus,' Ivlyn said.

12 Beats of Christmas is now available on Songa, and fans can enjoy the album by downloading the Songa App or dialling 812#.

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