The event, held at the Anglican Cathedral in Harare, witnessed an outpouring of support from the business community, resulting in a staggering US$27,000 raised through album sales!

A Night of High Bids and Big Dreams:

Paradise, still reeling from the event's success, expressed his surprise and gratitude. Businessman Scott Sakupwanya ignited the bidding war with an opening offer of US$5,000 for a single album. This momentum was sustained by prominent figures like black empowerment leaders Mike Chimombe and Paul Tungwarara, who each purchased an album for US$5,000. 

Aphia Nyasha Musavengana, president of Concord Young Women in Business, stole the show with the highest bid of US$10,000! Even socialite Fally Junior contributed US$2,000, making Paradise US$27,000 richer overnight.

Paradise Overwhelmed by Support:

In an interview, Paradise acknowledged the significance of this event. "The support from the business community was overwhelming," he shared. "Seeing people like Scott Sakupwanya, Tungwarara, Aphia Nyasha, Fally Junior, and Mike Chimombe attend and participate in the high bids truly humbled me. Their generosity has left me speechless."

International Aspirations and Soulful Impact:

The 29-year-old artist, managed by Medlyn Mugovera, has his sights set on international recognition. "My goal is to take my music global," he revealed. "I want to create music with meaning, music that touches hearts." Paradise, the son of a preacher, emphasizes the spiritual dimension of his music. "Ultimately, I want to use my talent to bring people closer to God and offer hope in these challenging times. That journey has already begun."

Stellar Collaborations Add Shine to the Album:

The album boasts collaborations with talented musicians, elevating its overall impact. Paradise partnered with Jona Chivasa for the song "Takaponeswa," while Tinashe Murigo joined him on "Denga." Rounding out the featured artists are Robert Mutsambiwa on "Ambuye" and Pastor Josh Kays on "Gonanombe."

Jerdan Paradise's album launch transcended a typical music event, transforming into a remarkable display of community support and a promising glimpse into the future of this rising gospel star.