All in Music
MAIWE Zvangu comrades and strugglers, Rymez has done it again!! The Zimbabwean has managed to link up with one of the biggest grime acts at the moment Sneakbo and one of Africa’s biggest stars, WizKid on his new single Give It 2 Me.
Zimbabwean artist Kazz, formerly of the duo Bkay & Kazz, but now known as Mr Boomslang (who clearly thinks of himself as some sort of sex symbol), has officially released the visuals for his hit track “She’s Worth It” featuring Ghanaian Sonni Balli. Kazz clearly watched too many violent movies growing up as this new “music movie” features dark terrible themes like torture, betrayal, kidnapping, murder and women with bright red hair. It was produced and filmed by Boomslang Media in tandem with Chalky Videography and additional aerial contributions from Totally Inspired Media.
Attention poverty-stricken comrades! In this month of terror and insolvency, the gorgeous Queen Vee has decided to remind us all of the one commodity we are all lacking by releasing her new single, an ode to currency called Mari Mari. The catchy track features Chibabababa himself, Soul Jah Luv as Queen Vee makes an effort to wrest the attention of the Zimbabwean audience away from old cartoons on ZBC.
New year, and despite the cruel bite of January disease, somehow these artists have managed to put out music videos. We bring you again the prestigious top 10 Zimbabwean music videos as shown on Zambezi Magic. Taking the top of the list was T1 Wema1 with his video for Mangwana. Check out the full chart below as well as each of the videos for your viewing pleasure:
If there is one thing that is synonymous with the 2 Broke Twimbos it is racial and ethnic sensitivities. When you think of us, thoughts of understanding, patience, and cultural acceptance should not be far behind.
New music from Roki and the good folks at Kenako Muzik
Zimbabwean Kazz Khan AKA MR BOOMSLANG INA DI PLACE just covered Justin Beiber’s Sorry for a free download.
South Africa, Zimbabwe and Nigeria link up in a big way as DJ Maphorisa links up with Nigerian Runtown and Zimbabwean Soko for Menina Bonita.
Everyone relax and send some white smoke up the chimney of the Sistine Chapel, they’re back! Brand new episode of your favourite podcast to listen to so you amp yourself up to fight a gorilla. Dan & Phil are (somewhat) apologetic for missing a couple episodes, but the energy is the same like they never left! Hypothetical animal-based chats, best wrestler-turned-actor debates, why you should always stay humble if you’re an artist, and sports ball explanations of the greatest baddie scam of all time? Enjoy!