The Zimbabwe Music Rights Association (ZIMURA) is a body that is said to manage the Music Rights of Music Composers/Authors and Publishers. ZIMURA is said to do this by collecting royalties from entities that use Music for Commercial purposes.
“All Artists, Celebs or Influencer should use their platform to speak up against injustice, poverty & corruption. I feel that it’s our duty to represent the people that have made us who we are today. It’s only fair. I know it’s scary to speak out but tese tiri pama-one.”- DJ Stavo
Here are episodes from The Chamhembe story so far
The Trans community in Zimbabwe may seem like folklore to some but Purple Royale brings it home and reminds us it’s not!
Artists who’ve won in this category include Sjava, Sho Madjozi and Wizkid.
Food has played more than just a functional role in our culture, at weddings, holidays, family gatherings, business meetings and dare I say funerals, it seems to provide the intangible essence that strengthens the bonds between a people.
The Google team had to come down to Zimbabwe to research more intently on the Heritage of the instrument.
Sunny Tee is a Zimbabwean Music Artist, Jazz aficionado and notable Saxophonist. Literally a few moments ago, he released his debut single titled Sengi Ready which sports his signature live Jazz, Funk and Soul.
Zimbabwean Hip-Hop Artist MC Chita recently teamed up with Actor/ Producer/ DJ Xzike…
Gyre is a Queer South African Rapper whose music speaks to the queer black experience. When we first came across Gyre’s work in 2018 we were overwhelmed by the sheer unapologetic queer brilliance at the release of his mixtape Queernomics in 2018.
