Euritah Juru Chronicles Her Journey As A Gospel Artist.

Euritah Juru started music while she was still in Primary and Secondary School Choirs. In 2003, she began rehearsing at home with her children. It so happened that Baba Mechanic Manyeruke lived within her neighbourhood, she approched him to assist above what she had just achieved alone. Baba Manyeruke referred Herbert Majeke his guitarist to work with her since he was busy with other projects. Herbert assisted her with the instrumentation. They practiced at Baba Manyeruke’s studio together with her daughter Talent Jokonya. Herbert played all guitars on her first and second albums.

Euritah recorded her 6 track album called Shoko Rakanaka. In 2006 she recorded her second 8 track album called Tachemachema. Both recorded at V.O.J Studio by Lyton and Brian Ngolomi. In 2010 Euritah recorded her third album at Grace Records called Zambuko with 8 songs.

In 2018, she recorded her 4th album called Muchasara Mega with 8 tracks, recorded at Mighty Perfect Records in Capetown. Gugu E Moyo featured on "I Love You Lord" and did backings on 5 song. Innocent Java also featured on the same song. Currently she is working on a Video album.

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