The release of Platini and Nel Ngabo’s new album, “Vibranium,” was celebrated in a spectacular event featuring the presence of high-profile dignitaries such as the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Ambassador Olivier Nduhungirehe, Sports Minister Nelly Mukazayire, and Bugesera District Mayor Richard Mutabazi.
Top artists and industry leaders also graced the event, including Bruce Melodie, Coach Gaël, Knowless Butera, King James, Miss Mutesi Jolly, Clement Ishimwe, Element EleéeH, Kabanda Jado, and Alyn Sano. The duo’s newest offering brought together creators, supporters, and fans in an iconic celebration of Rwandan music.
Nel Ngabo and Platini P kicked off the night with an electrifying musical performance, treating attendees to songs from their new album. The eight-track masterpiece, “Vibranium,” includes hit singles like “À lavie,” “Hoza,” “Look at You,” “Shuga,” “Disoda,” “Chocolate,” “Notre Histoire,” and “We Made It.”
Audience engagement was a standout moment, with supporters expressing their love for songs like “Hoza,” “Notre Histoire,” and “We Made It.” Such enthusiastic responses led to replayed performances of these favorites, adding unforgettable energy to the night.
Financial support was another highlight, with contributions reaching a remarkable RWF 26 million. Among notable donors, Miss Mutesi Jolly championed the evening by donating RWF 10 million, recognizing Clement Ishimwe’s two decades of dedication to music production. Prophet Joshua offered RWF 5 million, Uncle Austin contributed RWF 1 million, and Clement’s younger brother from Kefa Sports matched RWF 10 million. Each donation showcased the widespread appreciation and excitement for the album.
Platini expressed his gratitude, stating, “I am thrilled to present this album alongside my brother to esteemed leaders, friends, artists, and supporters. The journey may have been challenging, but the end result is truly rewarding.”
The album, crafted by renowned producers Element, Devy Denko, Mamba, and Clement, reflects detailed artistry that continues to uplift Rwandan music. Fans were encouraged to stream the album extensively, further supporting the local music scene.
Miss Mutesi Jolly not only purchased the album for RWF 10 million but also expressed admiration for Clement Ishimwe's 20-year music career.
The esteemed Ambassador Olivier Nduhungirehe was among the dignitaries attending the album launch.
Sports Minister Nelly Mukazayire joined artists for this memorable launch. 
Bugesera Mayor Richard Mutabazi offered his unwavering support at the event.
Musical powerhouse Bruce Melodie also played a pivotal role in the vibrant atmosphere of the launch alongside Kabanda Jado, founder of Isibo Radio/TV.
Featured lineup: Kabanda Jado, Bruce Melodie, and Clement Ishimwe representing Kina Music.
The success of “Vibranium” resonated powerfully, as attendees pledged to stream and promote the songs via digital platforms.
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Watch: Platini and Nel Ngabo Present the “Vibranium” Album
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