Harare-based rapper Natty Gee is making waves in the Zimbabwean music scene.
After over a decade in the industry, the artist, born Nyasha Goromonzi, is finally experiencing a breakthrough.
His latest project, the El Gringo Mixtape, featuring tracks like I Knew It and Pakuda Plan has gained significant airplay across the country, from Harare to Bulawayo and Victoria Falls.
The mixtape blends Afro-beats and Amapiano with a distinctive hip-hop flavour.
Natty Gee's music is a reflection of his journey, addressing social issues while offering a message of hope and resilience.
His collaboration with legendary artists like Maskiri and Ryme Deep has contributed to his growth and exposure.
“I started making music professionally in 2012,” he said.
“I’m focused on Afro-beats, Amapiano, and other music genres.
- Natty Gee: Zim hip-hop's rising star
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“My latest work has been warmly received beyond my home city, Harare, reaching stations in Bulawayo and Victoria Falls.”
Despite the challenges facing the modern music industry, Natty Dee has steadily cultivated a dedicated fan base through his authentic and raw storytelling.
His ability to connect deeply with listeners through his music has been a cornerstone of his success.
Beyond his lyrical prowess, Natty Dee is a captivating live performer. Known for his high-energy shows, he has built a reputation as a must-see act.
This dynamic stage presence has solidified his position in the industry.
As Natty Dee continues to evolve as an artist, he remains committed to pushing the boundaries of hip-hop.
With a growing discography and a clear artistic vision, he is poised to leave an enduring mark on the music world.
