All tagged Bryan K
Bryan K shares an appreciation track of his roots, embracing the beauty of Zimbabwe whilst giving hope for its future in a song called ‘Dzemabwe’. The video shares the current city life of Zimbabweans under the direction of Kudzai YB, SIMDOC, Washie Njagu and Bryan K. The track was also produced by Bryan K and Trizzy
Bryan K has been a consistent name in Zimbabwean music, he teams up with hip-hop artist Crooger for his latest song and video, titled Tungamirai.
Bryan K, the Zimbabwean singer who’s seemed to be on the cusp of blowing up for years now has released the visuals for the single Pole Pole
Brand new music video from Bryan K! It’s called Mai Vevana, a love song just in time for Valentine’s Day
Sound of Summer is the latest video we have from Zimbabwean singer Bryan K who teamed up with DJ Stavo for this effort.
Bryan K has a new video out! The Heavy Machine hit-maker just uploaded the video to his 2017 single Forever. Why so long after the release of the audio? Well Bryan says that he had lost the video after he shot it last year, and has only just now found it sitting in the cloud.
Known for his work on the boards, Zimbabwean producer Mr Kamera has stepped into a singing role on his new single Pamusika featuring Bryan K.
Zimbabwean singer Bryan K (no relation to South African DJ Heavy K or singer Danny K) decided to try a different flavour with his new song, recruiting the production services of Reverb7 to craft one of Zimbabwe's biggest hits of 2016, Heavy Machine. Bryan, whose much hyped first album was full of slower tempo ballads, has clearly found a formula that works, and he has released the lyric video for the song. Check it out below, and shout out to all the dark-skinned, brown eyed heavy machines, 2BT loves you.
Dragged kicking and screaming, Dan & Phil bring you another episode of your favourite post-Hormuz podcast. The 2BT are back with updates on Jorginho vs. Chappell Roan, and D4vd, followed by takes on Tich Mataz, ZIMRA, Bieb-chella and Dave Chappelle, but even more importantly, why Dan's face is punchable and why Phil is romanticizing the ghetto. Enjoy!