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Official Biznez drops serious business package
When very few MCs are singing closer to reality,Biznez brings the realityand the struggles of the youth to sound and beat. Official Biznez is Ruwa based emcee Biznez’s debut full length offering.The album whose emphasis is on lyricism and storytelling features mostly fresh talent
Blaq Diva Quin is Unstoppable!
You can ignore her as a fly by night rapper but trus me, she is no push over. She is destined to set a foot on the hip hop kingdom in Zim. If not then guard your crown closely. She is out to snatch it.
Guveya a red hot steamy video by Coco WeAfrica and Andy Muridzo
Coco weAfrica teams up with Andy Muridzo to drop a sweet and mellow love song and video titled Guveya.
EARGROUND CONCERT MAGIC!
The first EARGROUND Concert was a great success. New amazing voices emerged and mesmerised.
Zimdancehall queen Faceless finally unmasks
She burst on to the fiercely contested Zimdancehall scene as the bad girl clad in a face mask. Unstoppable and dropping militant jams the 21 year old Bindura girl never gave away her real identity […]
Gashirai by SoulFinders and Oliver Mtukudzi a moving magic
Some songs are timeless and some are magical but this song is a combination of the two. There is a new remix of a song done by the living legend Oliver Mtukudzi but this time […]
Thabani Mpofu’s Fulcrum the Pith inspires Zimdancehall song
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa’s leading counsel Advocate Thabani Mpofu took the entire country to a legal schooling as he dropped jaw dropping punchlines that left Zimbabweans in an ecstatic frenzy.
Which Svoto of the 6 is the baddest?
Curiously interesting, Earground went under to find out whats with the Svoto! We discovered that there are at least six songs released under the same title in a space of 12 months. Coincidence or not? Well they seem to sound all different from the other.
Of Urban Rhythms and Rural Scenery: A double dose review of Ndikokote and Sweetie videos
Despite the difference in genre, both songs are mischievous in their innuendos, and both videos center their love story in a rural home, joining a growing list of urban musicians who have recently found beauty in the edenic simplicity of kumusha.
