Musician and gospel singer Reagan Kimazi, also known as Reagan Da Promota, is in a joyous mood as he welcomes the birth of his daughter, Anaya Kimazi, marking a significant milestone in his life.

Reagan Da Promota, recognized for songs like "Isengesho," "Ndagushima" featuring Mandela, "Ndanezerewe," and "Ingabire," among others, has recently celebrated a union with his partner Yvonne Teta Bagorora in a ceremony held in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, nine months prior. Now, they're basking in the joy of their newborn daughter after two years of courtship.

Their daughter, Anaya Kimazi, was born on March 17, 2024, fulfilling a profound moment in Reagan's life. He considers her birthdate as a divine blessing, acknowledging God's providence and expressing gratitude for the gift of parenthood. Reagan recounts the journey he and his wife have traversed, from seeking medical help to embracing faith, highlighting the trials and triumphs that strengthened their bond and faith in God.

Regarding his music, Reagan shares plans to release an album he has been working on, having recently announced its completion. However, before releasing it, he intends to meticulously review it to ensure its quality and impact. He reveals his intention to debut the album with a single titled "Melody," featuring Yvette Uwase, and promises a captivating musical experience for his listeners.

"Melody" holds a special place in Reagan's heart as it reflects the support and encouragement he received from close friends and collaborators, especially Kavoma, who played a significant role in the project's realization. Reagan emphasizes that "Melody" isn't just a song but a testament to the faithfulness of God and the power of collaboration and friendship.

As Reagan prepares to share "Melody" with the world, he expresses gratitude for the journey and the people who have walked alongside him, particularly Yvette Uwase, whose talent and friendship have enriched the project. With "Melody" and the upcoming album "Ndagushima," Reagan aims to inspire and uplift his audience, believing that his music will resonate with listeners and touch their hearts.