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Chillspot Recordz churns out culture riddim
NewsDay Staff ·

LOCAL music production house, Chillspot Recordz has released Homo ne Ndarira riddim to help preserve the Shona language and culture, which it says faces extinction.
As suggested by the name, the riddim that loosely translates to a bracelet and anklet, features local and Zambian artistes to bring cultural diffusion between Zambia and Zimbabwe through music.
Chillspot Recordz co-owner Arnold “DJ Fantan” Kamudyariwa told NewsDay Life & Style that the new riddim, apart from entertaining people, will help them have a better understanding of Shona, one of the country’s main languages.
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