Exactly a year ago the nation was robbed of a ghetto icon, dancehall superstar, crowd puller and hero, Soul Jah Love. His death culminated into a musical gold rush as some artists sought to milk rich musical capital from his ever flourishing career but a year on the artist proves irreplaceable. Continue reading Soul Jah Love remains irreplaceable
Lloyd spent the greater part of this year moulding his growing musical career which is embodied in the . He was busy producing hit records and busy creating musical masterpieces as well.
The EP is a 6 track project that covers a wide array of issues which the masses can relate too, coated soulful, catchy and melodious vocals, his voice is precious it hits hard to the Soul as his name entails. Continue reading Lloyd Soul’s Loud and Silence Vol 2 EP a befitting festive gift
dominating then predictably recessing and fading. Only like ExQ few have stood the test of times, they have constantly upped their game and have been on the lime light for decades now. Continue reading ExQ’s Verified Milestone album : The Long Journey to Stardom
Nutty O’s Mustard Seed was well watered by hard work and sweat, deeply rooted and highly fertile. This is going to eventually lead to a paradigm shift of his music and sound thereby birthing his own musical trademark. The good part of it is it will enable him to compete with himself and with all support and work, he will join fellow African music counterparts like Davido, Wizkid, Oma Lay, Burna Boy and Fireboy DML, among others who are already at the top. Continue reading Solid, loaded: The Mustard Seed album Review
The City Sports Centre baptised, raised and nurtured the careers of many Zimdancehall superstars. Performing there was a golden opportunity that every artist was in dire need of. Continue reading Lest we forget ZimDancehall’s ritual ground: The City Sports Centre
“Before the emergence of Covid-19, live musical performances were the primary source of generating income for most musical artists and related stakeholders in Zimbabwe.” Writes Argus Mepo and Norman Mafuratidze @ThaRealMaf Continue reading How Covid-19 morphed the Zimbabwean music industry
The year 2021 is expected to close in style as some of the top acts are expected to release new projects that will amplify the Zimbabwean music and break new grounds Continue reading Forecast : The Hits dropping Season starts
Kombi operators, the drivers and conductors played a very pivotal role in pushing music, especially the Zimdancehall genre in many special ways. They broke records, they were the major plug to get in touch with when looking for new music and for dancehall the new Riddims. Continue reading Commuter Omnibus Drivers and Conductors : THE FORGOTTEN DISTRIBUTORS OF MUSIC
Passion Java is writing his own unique piece of history which will either be cherished or ridiculed, only time will tell. Continue reading Unmasking The Different Faces Of Passion Java The Music Promoter
Some artists and record labels are slowly becoming mere praise and worships choirs of some rich bustards, on that same regard, some Mbingas have captured the music industry and are obsessed with having shout outs on each and every song. Continue reading ‘Bosses’ have captured the Zimbabwe Music industry
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