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Musician Seagirl is rocking a new gig, as a host on Victoria Falls' first commercial station, Breeze FM’s breakfast show, "Sunrise Harmony."
Seagirl isn't new to chasing her dreams in the media.
She previously tried to land a spot on Skyz Metro FM in Bulawayo (owned by the same company, Fair Talk Communications), but things didn't work out then.
This time, with a nudge from Cooper Man who always believed in her radio potential, and Jvan who brought her on board as a co-host, Seagirl is making her mark on the airwaves.
“My time on radio is challenging, but I love it,” Seagirl said.
“It’s fun and I've learned a lot. It's helping me think outside the box and explore avenues I never thought I would.”
While her sights are set on becoming a radio star like KVG and Misred, influencing people and brands for the better, Seagirl assures fans she's not abandoning music.
"It's my first love," she says.
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