From beat boxing to bars, Probeatz makes sure that he delivers a great piece of work. From the album 2Twenty5, Probeatz drops an augmented reality video for the pun-filled track ‘Bless U’ which was directed and edited by Charles Mugaviri Jr.
The urban grooves twin duo who reigned in the early 2000s are back after separating for a while with a new single titled Misodzi. The pair had souls moving and hearts beating back in the days and their new track still proves their mark in the game
The new school join forces after a successful rise packed with nominations of Awards in the past year. Despite being in different genres the track seems effortless because of the seamless exchange of top-tier bars on bars.
Enzo Ishall always seems to turn every track into a hit. Although his recent work hasn’t reached much tration as his first single, Chiziviso has easily turned into another dance anthem from the current ZimDancehall frontliner
Mavin Records freshest signee Ayra Starr has debuted with a self titled EP with 5 tracks which any RnB enthusiast would never skip a single track. The visuals for her single “Away” have introduced us to not only her dance moves but how she embodies the pulse of the late icon Aaliyah proving her journey worth watching
As part of his second full length project, Chisikana Ep, Hillzy teams up with Gemma Griffiths to create another RnB jam which will serenade you with calming melodies
The acclaimed Zimbabwean electrofusion artist, Shingai has collaborated with the Australian born, DJ Lara Draser to create a joint that is not only filled with a message of hope and encouragement but refreshing dance and mellow vibe.
Kudakwashe Chapepa aka ‘Kae Chaps’ has got the ears and hearts of many with the emotional track titled Juzi. The song which is based on his life experience draws affection from its raw pain in the lyrics that paint a vivid , relatable yet told story.
Fellow comrades and non-receivers of vehicular gifts, the 2 Broke Twimbos are back once again to knock down global ignorance with the sledgehammer of podcasting! This week, the pair discuss the terrible tragedy of the Kariba Ferry, the ongoing InDrive wars between Harare City Council and e-hailing service users, Thomas Mapfumo beefing with his nephew, why we’re still going to have to go through the humiliation ritual of applying for visas, and how to tell if this was written by AI or not. Enjoy!