ExQ’s upcoming self titled album features Holy Ten, Voltz JT, Freeman, Jah Prayzah and Nutty O among others
ExQ, real name Enoch Munhenga is set to launch his self titled album…
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Uncle Waffles set to release “An Asylum of Solace” album in August
Uncle Waffles recently announced the upcoming release of her second album of the year, An Asylum of Solace.
Zimbabwean poetry is headed to The Moon
Zimbabwean poetry is set to journey to the moon as part of The Polaris Trilogy: Poems for the moon. The historic anthology has Zimbabwean poet Ndaba Jamela Sibanda named as one of the contributors.
Pumula Royal Arts and Community Awards Announce Fourth Edition
Pumula Royal Arts and Community Awards (PRACA) recently announced the fourth edition of its annual awards ceremony, set to take place on 16 December
The Zimbabwe German Society selects Fungai Muzoroza and Ulenni Okandlovu as their 2023 Das Kollektiv Grantees
In a statement published on their social media pages, the Zimbabwe German Society revealed that Ulenni Okandlovu and Fungai Mazoroza had been selected as this year’s grantees.
Mokoomba’s “Tusona: Tracings in the Sand” debuts at number 2 on the World Music Charts Europe
“Tusona” pays homage to the Luvale tradition of using signs and symbols drawn in the sand during initiation ceremonies.
Album Review: Solitude The EP by Shashl
In addition to her vocal gift, Shashl is a multi-instrumentalist capable of playing ten instruments. These include the mbira, guitar (lead & bass), piano, marimba, saxophone, and cello among others.
The inaugural Zimbabwe Annual Film and Television Awards (ZAFTAs) set for December
The Zimbabwe Annual Film and Television Awards (ZAFTA/ZAFTAs) were officially launched on the 21st of July on a virtual forum via Zoom.
Yvette Lisa Ndlovu shortlisted for the 2023 Ursula K. Le Guin Prize
Zimbabwean author Yvette Lisa Ndlovu was recently shortlisted for the Ursula K. Le Guin Prize. The author was shortlisted for her debut story collection Drinking from Graveyard Wells.
Album Review: Maita Baba by Jah Prayzah
In similar fashion the album that preluded it, Maita Baba arrived with 13 tracks. It was dedicated to Jah Prayzah’s more urban sound and this was represented in not only the producers on the album but the featured artists.