It is now a year since Bigbass Entertainment made its debut imprint on the local music scene and the high-riding record label is counting multiple successes. On its inception, the record label made it clear that it seeks to flip the narrative of doom which is
Fast-rising Zimdancehall chanter Jah Master and Zimbabwe Music Awards (ZIMA) nominee Ndunge Yut are set to headline Bigbass Riddim which is due for release tomorrow- February 1. The riddim is only the second production of a budding record label, Bigbass Entertainment which started making tracks on
Award-winning Zimdancehall maestro Killer T, who released a singles collection, Ghetto Rine Nharo a few weeks ago, is taking his latest offering to Extra Mile where he is going to be sharing the stage with Afro fusion fading giant Andy Muridzo. In an interview with 263Chat Killer
Controversial socialite Olinda Chapel has penned a letter of comfort to Andy Muridzo's wife, Mai Keketso, currently making headlines following a public rant she launched on her husband for cheating and deserting the family home. The letter reads
It is such a pity and shame to find out that, in this digital age, most Zimbabwean artists are still ignorant of opportunities the internet has brought to them in terms of revenue generation even posthumous. It is more worrying to note that musicians still stampede
Gweru will this evening come alive as over 20 gospel and circular musicians descend on the Midlands provincial capital to support upcoming Afro-fusion and gospel artiste Robson Vunganai’s album launch set for Gweru Theatre. By Delicious Mathuthu Renowned artistes such as veteran gospel musicians Sebastian Magacha, who
Talented musician Andy 'Baba Keketso' Muridzo has poured cold water on his battered relationship with Military touch Movement (MTM) stable whom he said will grace his 'Munondo' album launch on the 4th of May in Harare. Earlier in March, the "Dherira" hit-maker sensationally claimed that he
The last weekend of the month of love February had a lot of activity in Harare on Friday and Saturday with Sunday a bit quite. Top acts such as Jah Prayzah, Alick Macheso had gigs in town while the South African star, Winnie Khumalo of
One would think Zimbabwe is suffering from a deficiency of beautiful woman after witnessing what can be likened to a 'gold rush' by male musicians as they stampede to South Africa to get models who appear in their their videos.
Afro-pop singer and songwriter Andy ‘Baba Keketso’ Muridzo says he is his own boss and does not need to consult anyone with regards to his music and career moves. Muridzo- real name Andrew Ngwenya, was responding to a question on whether he would seek a green
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