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Kenyan podcaster, radio host and big-time vlogger - Adelle Onyango was in Zimbabwe earlier this year and we were lucky enough to be invited for a chat on her podcast and YouTube.
We had our Eternals Premiere event last week and fun was had. Well, it would be hard not to enjoy yourself in a room filled with our listeners where festivities were lubricated by an open bar with Jameson cocktails and an endless flow of pizza!!!
After dropping snippets on social media, DJ Maphorisa and Kabza De Small have finally released a new collaboration with Ami Faku titled ‘Abalele'. This is Ami Faku’s follow-up track to her hit Lala Ngoxolo’.
‘Milli’ by Shashl is a follow-up to the hit track ‘Ghetto buddies’ which also dropped this year. This new song proves how versatile Shashl is, as she delivers stronger chants on a dancehall beat that was produced by Levels Chillspot. The set takes us through the beautiful views of Zimbabwe and visuals were directed by Vusa “Blaqs” Hlatshwayo.
The final piece to the ‘Nhoroondo’ project is Nherera. Farai Chapoterera and Vusa Blaqs Hlatshwayo take us through a difficult ending sharing how orphans face life challenges on their own. The music and lyrics by Jah Prayzah seamlessly carrying the fullness of the story, one is left in intense suspense wondering the possible future of the children who are left homeless. ‘Nherera‘ is a Shona word that means orphan and the song was produced by Rodney Beatz.
Part 3 of the ‘Nhoroondo’ visual story takes us through mixed emotions from instant happiness to a gradual crescendo of sadness. The script by Farai Chapoterera, under the direction of Vusa Blaqs Hlatshwayo, tells a very familiar Zimbabwean story of how parents migrate to greener pastures living children behind only to visit once in a while. ‘Ndichiyamwa’ took set in a Zimbabwean rural setup and the song was produced by Lizer Classic.
Everyone take a breath! What a week it's been for fans of rap, and the 2 Broke Twimbos have an extra bumper episode to wrap up (hopefully) what has been the most epic hip-hop battle of our adult lives. Enjoy an utterly unbiased and objective analysis of Drake's absolute evisceration at the hands of Kendrick Lamar, and ultimately, a podcast that sounds like it was produced by DJ Mustard himself. Enjoy!