Zimbabwean Artist Niasha joins Sampa the Great’s European Tour
The tour is set to have 10 stops, each in a different city and it’ll be across 6 countries. It will be running from the end of June until just after the middle of July.
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Album Review: Matter More For Sis by JoyRukanza
Matter More For Sis not only represents a metamorphosis in how it changes sound and how Joy views love but the music itself went through an evolution.
Vee Kativhu cohosts the Diana Awards alongside Prince Harry as Tanatswa Chikaura makes the Honour Roll
This year’s Diana Award honour roll also featured young Zimbabwean Tanatswa Chikaura. Tanatswa was honoured for her mental health work with Ndinewe Foundation.
“Musicable” Project launched to promote Disability Inclusion in the Music Industry
Propelled by Music In Africa Foundation (MIAF) and Goethe-Institut support, Musicable will capacitate artists with disabilities by facilitating access to home recording tools.
Album Review: The Bhundu Boyz by Holy Ten and Michael Magz
In Holy Ten and Michael Magz’s defense however, you could argue that they have a case for the name. This is before we get to the actual music in this project
2023 BET Awards: Full List of Nominees and Winners
The 2023 BET Awards were held this past weekend at the Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles. This year’s edition was also celebrating 50 years of HipHop
Brucella & Asaph link up for “King”
King is high tempo, with a dynamic instrumental that has a fervent bounce to it. It doesn’t feel typically HipHop but more like a crossover song with other genres.
Bling4 collaborates with Voltz JT for “Shiri Ngainaiwe”
Directly translated “shiri” refers to a bird in the Shona language but colloquially the term refers to the underdog and well the perennial underachiever.
Album Review: Cupid Dreams by Shona SA
Although the global limelight has been limited to names like Black Coffee, Shimza, and De Capo, the genre has a wide field of talent. Shona SA being one of those.
Yes I Have HIV Zimbabwe: A New Honey TV Show
Reminiscent of early 2000s TV programming, when stories from those living with the condition became a staple of our prime time programming, Yes I Have HIV Zimbabwe feels like a trip down memory lane.