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Enzo Ishall The Stallion continues to shine with his new release with a different sound (Mhamha)

Zimbabwe music legend Thomas Mapfumo explains why he supports English premiership giants Liverpool and explains what happened to Sporting Lions, the team he used to own in Zimbabwe.

Good Life” is an infectious feel good song about really appreciating the things you have today whilst praying for a better life tomorrow. It’s an anthem dedicated to everybody worldwide working hard for what they consider to be the Good Life. 

This is also reflected in its beautifully scenic video shot in Silvaa King’s birth-town of Mutare, Zimbabwe and starring a host of the town’s low income local street vendors hustling for a better future. The song has drawn a lot of attention mainly because of the inspiring lyrics and melodies. 

A sweet flow delivered perfectly over the uplifting cinematic Afrobeats inspired soundscape. Meanwhile his cousin Simboi delivers a very catchy hook with vocals that reach to your inner soul. Production is courtesy of Zimbabwe beatsmith, T3y Obama.

Video directed by KBS Pictures. 

One of the most creative videos to be released this year. Dancehall sensation Freeman in this collaboration with sungura king Alick Macheso brings you the song Ngaibake.

Ndunge Yut – Robert Mugabe Fambai Mushe (Official Video)

Outspoken Zimbabwe music legend Thomas Mapfumo gives his reaction to the death of former President Robert Mugabe. In this wide-ranging interview recorded via Facebook LIVE, Mapfumo spoke to Nehanda Radio Managing Editor Lance Guma.

Energy Mutodi anorohwa nemusombodhiya – Taffy Theman (VIDEO)

Zimdancehall sensation Blot is back with his new VIDEO for the track Havasati Vandiona.

Tevin Campbell’s music career catapulted him to the top of the Billboard charts. He was well on his way to becoming an international superstar, but an embarrassing arrest and rumors about his private life tarnished his image. Here’s what really happened to Tevin Campbell’s career.

The long awaited VIDEO for the controversial song ‘Waimutambisa’ by urban grooves superstar Nox Guni featuring zimdancehall chanter Freeman.