Over the weekend, musicians continued with their duties at various outlets. With the year fast approaching midway, the stage has steamed up and showbizz is now at full throttle. The weekend kick-started with the undisputed king of sungura, Alick Macheso and man of the moment in
Fast rising contemporary musician Andy Muridzo has dismissed assertions that his move to Jah Prayzah's Military Touch Movement could spell doom for his promising career saying joining the Watora Mari hitmaker's stable is a positive step in his musical career. By Kudakwashe Manyore Born Kudzai Andrew Ngwenya
Multi-award winning musician, Jah Prayzah is set to share the stage with African music gurus including Hugh Masekela, Faada Freddy and Jojo Abot at one of Africa’s premier music festival MTN Bushfire in Swaziland in May. The festival set to be held from the 26th to
Apart from the much publicized visit by the Federation of International Football Association (FIFA) President to Zimbabwe and the 21st February Movement Celebrations in Matopo, many music lovers had a weekend to remember with the combination of Baba Harare and Gonyeti continuing to attract respectable
This weekend most big artists were in the capital, continuing with valentine day celebrations though rains made sure music fans remain in their homes. The weekend showbiz kicked off on a low note gaining momentum that ended with the NAMA awards at 7 Arts Theatre. By
[adrotate banner="8"] Music stables is not a new phenomenon in Zimbabwe. From the early 2000 with the coming of Chamhembe and Chigutiro which took the nation by storm releasing chat topping hits, the phenomenon has continued to this day and with the coming on board of
Baba Harare unleashed his creative potential on a fourteen track album which has all the makings of a timeless offering. Baba Harare’s music is evidently a product of listening to a lot of Radio two (Now Radio Zimbabwe), there is some bit of Chimora, Lucky
2016 was by any standard, Zimbabwe's best year in the showbiz sector. Not only was it the year that Jah Prayzah collaborated with the highly rated Diamond Platinumz, but was also the year that Harare International Conference Centre became synonymous with international concerts. From Jah Cure,
So I came across this so called open letter to Jah Prayzah on social media some weeks ago. The well scribed piece had two definite effects on me. First, it re-affirmed to me that Jah’s work is cherished and thus people get concerned. Secondly it
Zimbabwe is on the right track in as far as promoting music is concerned, Diamond Platinum has said. The visiting Tanzanian musician, who is in the country for the much hyped “Watora Mari” concert, named after the award winning hit song Watora Mari which he collaborated
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