“Chigiyo music has never been this fun,” he said.

Xiddo’s previous albums includes Kamuitiro Kangu (2017, Ziya Rangu (2018) and Zviri Muropa Rangu (2019).

He urges young writers to embrace the revolution and move forth with the wave of changing times

He said musicians and every other well meaning developmental practitioners are liable to intelligently employ music in unifying people.

The young cleric believes that young voices should be confident and self driven in making a name for themselves as opposed to depending social likes.

He said as a professional musician, considering the welfare of the people he would be playing with was much more important than anything else.

Chinembiri, who has been away from the music scene for over a decade, burns with the desire to fill the void.

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Wailer said with the changing tides in the creative industry around the world, he was hoping for a dramatic turnaround in his musical career owing it to his encounter with Christ.

Speaking in an interview, Garwe who is based in Cape Town, said the change was necessitated by the musical company’s need to reach out to more people.

Speaking in an interview, Mr Shonhai said: “Music comes from any way at any given time hence its value and impact is owed to those that make and publish it.

He explained that flouting the genre’s traditional principles, was distorting the primary effects of the musical genre which is aimed at encouraging dancing and teaching at the same time.

Mudhindo, who is the Orchestra Vazvamburi front man, said he was working on putting together his new album, which is yet to be titled.