Award winning UK based artist Kazz is here with another banger with one of Zimbabwe’s finest trailblazers, Tytan, who recently launched his new single, Pamha
The duo is known for talking the language of love through some dangerously catchy lyrics and “Chimoko” comes as no surprise.
Chimoko is a word from the Shona language which is slang for girlfriend or attractive girl, and that’s what the song is about.
“It’s a beautiful dedication to all the girlfriends and attractive women in our lives. It’s an infusion of summery melodies, with a dash of flirtation and a lot of sexy all in one.
“The ladies are gonna love this one! And fella’s, don’t be shy to dedicate this to your Chimoko,” said Kazz.
The track was produced by the talented Ben Changa of 4D Entertainment.
Multichoice Zimbabwe has released an urgent update on the AFCON 2019 broadcast channels.
AFCON 2019 will not broadcast on SuperSport 7 for the Southern Regions but will be showing on SuperSport 4.
The broadcaster also announced that SuperSport 4 has been opened to DStv Family bouquet.
MultiChoice Zimbabwe launched the total Africa cup nations at a colourful event at spillway restaurant on 21 June where a hundreds of people braved the chilly weather to watch the opening match pitting host Pharaoh’s of Egypt against the Warriors of Zimbabwe.
Egypt beat Zimbabwe by a goal to nil.
Meanwhile, a host of big names from African soccer, from Jay Jay Okocha to Joseph Yobo and Laryea Kingston, have been roped in to ensure that Afcon 2019 is more than a mere spectacle of soccer action.Â
DStv viewers can look forward to analysis, background stories, colour pieces and breaking news, ensuring that SuperSport is the destination of choice for the continent’s soccer lovers.
Guest analysts have been drawn from all over the continent, among them Africa’s soccer legend, Okocha alongside decorated former South African national team coach, Pitso Mosimane, plus Musa Otieno (Kenya),
David Obua (Uganda), Yobo (Nigeria), Tinashe Nengomashe (Zimbabwe), Kingston (Ghana), Teko Modise (SA), Shaun Bartlett (SA) and Oliveira Goncalves (Angola, Maximo) on the panel.
You can get the updated TV schedule on this Download
The AFCON 2019 opening match between hosts Egypt and Zimbabwe hangs in the balance following revelations that Zimbabwe players want to boycott the fixture.
This follows the non payment of allowances promised to the players.
According to Zimbuzz sources in the dressing room,temperatures are high and tense as ZIFA tries to sweet talk the resilient Warriors.
“Zifa lied to the boys that they will pay them their money,” said a Zimbuzz source.
“They have not honoured their agreement and the funds that were gathered at the Fundraising dinner didn’t reach us.”
Zifa had agreed to pay the boys usd $9000 each upfront before the Nigeria match but it was never paid.
The remaining usd $6000 was to be paid from the money that was fundraised by President ED.
Instead Zifa opted to fly board of councilors and their unknown hangers on and booked them in luxurious hotels in Egypt without paying the players any cent.
Another source added that unless President Mnangagwa intervenes,the nation faces a global embarrassment.
The match between Egypt and Zimbabwe is already sold out.
Hip-hop’s biggest concert went down in South Africa at the Castle Lite Unlocks concert featuring Post Malone and Meek Mill.
The shows were supported by some of South Africa’s biggest names in the entertainment industry, including Nadia Nakai, Cassper Nyovest and AKA.
Amongst the fans at the sold-out concerts were six lucky winners from Gweru, Bulawayo and Harare who were treated to a VIP experience at the Castle Lite Unlocks hip hop music showcase at the Ticket Pro Dome in Johannesburg.
The six were Rees Kudakwashe Karimazondo, Mthokozisi Dlodlo, Donald Shingirai Mufunda, Tellmore Rapozo, Donald Madzikanda and Steve Taderera.
From their experience it was one of their best moments in life.
Speaking to the media soon after their landing at the Robert Mugabe International Airport, ZiFM presenter Danny that Guy said the performances and stage display were mind-blowing.
“Day one we had what they called the Cold Conversations were big names in the showbiz industry explained how they made it, people like AKA and Boity were part of that panel,” he said.
“No Joke, that was the most amazing stage I have ever seen in my life, fireworks and fire itself, confetti all over the place, there was a fountain that was spelling out Castle Lite, how do you make water spell out words,” added Danny that Guy.
Leonard Mapfumo and Tererai Mugwadi have always been, and will most likely continue to be one of Urban Music’s all-time favourite artists.
Theirs is a well documented musical history, between them they share an isname amount of number one radio hits.
The two have hatched another potential number hit but this time on a rather unfamiliar genre of EDM.
Whilst the genre is a world phenomenon, very few local artists have treaded that road.
Killed it they did!
This was golden Tererai in her finest form and Mapfumo at his rap best.
The song Masimukiro seems to be addressing the topical issue of mental health/depression judging by the video caption and other scenes in the video.
“..finding hope when it seems like there is no light at the end of the tunnel. Inspired by the struggle that artists go through when no-one is looking (Double HP),” reads part of the video caption.
The song and lyrics tap into the pulse that controls our emotions with the melody melting right into your soul.
UK. based Zimbabwean singer, songwriter, rapper & music producer Flint Bedrock teams up with American singer Joy Villa on a brand new single titled “FREEDOM (Fight For It.)
An unabashed Conservative and Trump supporter, Joy is never shy from sharing her strong views on American politics.
Joy claims she wore the controversial pro-Trump gown as an act of free expression.
The single expected to be released early July explores issues surrounding personal and press freedoms as well as identity politics.
Flint is passionate about democracy and the rule of law and has been interviewed by British mainstream media on several occasions weighing in on the political and economic woes plaguing his native country Zimbabwe.
After finally reaping the fruits of his labour
with last year’s award-winning smash hit MAMBO Asaph’s highly-anticipated EP The
People Rapper is finally available for you and your musically-inclined
cousin to soak up.
The release date came and went but we were
sweet-talked with V.I.C and oh yes the vibe was
definitely correct, but we were still waiting, weren’t we?
If you watched the documentary for the build-up to the EP you would understand. So without further ado please familiarize yourself with it before continuing this article.
Dare I say that this EP is a classic! Personal favourites on here are Fifestreet Flows and Real Ones, which are both prayers, showing that Asaph still maintains his spirituality and his faith in God. Another banger, which I call MAMBO. Pt. 2 is Changamire.
If anyone doubted Asaph’s kingship with MAMBO then The People’s Rapper is the final blow to all opposition.
I’ve been out of the loop for a while and being back is reminding me of my first swimming lesson. It was too much, too much water, too much me.
Trying to catch up with Zim music is the same. There is too much, I’ve been sent so many video links, some bad, some good, some meh.
Out of all the “hip hop” ones this one is pretty lit and since its Friday I thought it should be on your playlist  “Wacko” by King98 featuring Nasty C and Laylizzy.
So the person who sent me this said King98 is the Prince of Zim Hip hop. Now a lot of hip-hoppers have claimed this title and most turned out to be clowns.
This video has no clownery in it. The camera work is exceptional, it almost seems as if the camera is doing a side to side dance and can dab at any moment.
This, in turn, makes you super hype and before you know it you are moving your head side to side too.
The lyrics themselves are not bad its got your usual grandiose, married to the game so I put a ring on it metaphors, you know I got money now bars, what can I say it’s hip hop people.
Nasty C and Laylizzy do what they do best but I was impressed that the King went toe to toe with them. Not only that he manages to shout out Zimbabwe and make the chorus catchy.
“Never gave up, now I’m dancing, moonwalking to the money, Michael Jackson. !!! Listen this video dropped this morning and I have caught up with the lyrics.
The shots from dilapidated flats and young hopeful boys, to the boys chilling with big boy toys and grown girls actually tell the story.
That they never gave up on this hip hop thing and now they living every Hip Hop artists dream. For once someone actually used the imagery right. I like this one, out of 10 I’m going to give it 7Buzzes and a spot on my playlist.
So a toast to everyone whose dreams are coming true because they never gave up and they are Wacko Jackoing their way to the money and the lit weekend.
Sound off in the comments what you think about the song and the video ..
MyCash has launched a new service into the market called “My cash wallet” which is easy to self-register using your mobile phone with USSD prompt *212# and allows for an instant transaction.
MyCash also just has just made life a whole lot easier with another great innovation with a service called “send 2 cell” where you can now send money to any mobile number.
What makes this service more awesome is that it’s not limited to a particular network rather it works on all Three mobile network providers available in Zimbabwe (Econet, NetOne and Telecel)
All wallet users can upgrade to a MyCash Account for free at their convenience at a MyCash Kiosk (located in TM Pick n Pay stores nationwide).
Upgrading to an account includes a ZimSwitch enabled MyCash Card that can be used anywhere in Zimbabwe, as well as access to all over-the-counter services.
With “send 2 cell ” the transfer charge is only 0.35 cents per transaction regardless of the amount making it one of the cheapest transaction charges in Zimbabwe. The service allows one to send up to $1000 a day.
My cash’s new products are serious game changers especially when it comes to financial inclusion of all Zimbabweans.
Award-winning South African based, Nigerian DJ sensation, DJ Waxxy known for making hits has once again lived up to the expectations, with the release of the long awaited music video for One Love.
The song features a star-studded line up of Zimbabwe’s Buffalo Souljah, Reason, Blaklez and Taygrin from Malawi.
One Love delivers a strong message of love with a fresh breath that appeals to all and is guaranteed to be a classical African love song.
The former Channel O vee-jay is well known for his flexibility in playing R&B, Reggae, dancehall, hip-hop and house music on his set.
DJ Waxxy’s sound has been lauded by many both locally and internationally for being distinct, intriguing and proudly African.
Known for making hits, DJ Waxxy has a presence in the hip hop scene that knows how to get the right attention and hold it for long enough to leave a lasting impression and that has made him one of the most sought-after DJs in Africa.
