‘Questions' by Shekhinah shares deep relatable feelings of insecurity and uncertainty that everyone goes through before getting romantically involved with someone else. The beautiful track is part of her latest twelve track album titled “Trouble In Paradise”. The song was produced by Noble Production.
5Nazh teams up with upcoming R n B artist, Calisoka, to release lead single off his debut album Peasant’s Son: Zvinebasa Reyi? The song was produced by Real Beats under Uncle Rhymes Records imprint
After the success of her house track ‘A E I OU' Novuyo Seagirl has dropped another amazing song together with the South Africa-based Afro pop musician La Dee in ‘Imbokodo’. The song celebrates the strength and success of women whilst shading light on some of their struggles. Lance Herbrone produced the track and the visuals were directed by Rasquesity Keaitse.
Kae Chaps consistently pens down soulful tracks that are filled with raw emotions which has made a lot of his people question the inspiration behind all his songs. He doesn’t hesitate to make another great delivery in his new single titled ‘Huchapa’. The visuals of the song were directed by Mitch Uta and the beat produced by DJ Dante.
An amazing collaboration of two amapiano giants. Vigro Deep teams up with Sha Sha on a new track titled ‘Take It Slow’ which is part of the surprise project ‘Baby Boy 4’ released under Kalawa Jazmee.
Pro-G together with Ivory Blue dropped the single ‘Nawtii’ off of the 3-track EP called ‘Hybrid Theory’. The name is inspired by fusion of diverse dance sound which include house, afrobeats, edm and amapiano. Nawtii which is afrobeat was produced by Pro-G.
Cheque and Fireboy DML reignite their childhood friendship by collaborating over a track titled History. ‘History’ shares an appreciation of past memories whilst glaring into the future. The visuals were shot by TG Omori.
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
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!