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Xiddo releases new EP titled Better Days

Gweru-based Zimdancehall musician Forward Maphosa (pictured), better known by his stage name Xiddo Chikandamina, released a new EP titled Better Days on Tues

By Kudzai Chitsatso Sep. 15, 2024

Xiddo releases new EP titled Better Days

Zimdancehall celebrates 20th anniversary

In an interview, organiser Jack Dzambasa said the event will celebrate the genre’s growth and provide a platform for upcoming artists to showcase their talent.

By Nyasha Gorogodo Jul. 28, 2024

Zimdancehall celebrates 20th anniversary

Tanesha Gibbs: Dancehall versus Zimdancehall

He is so clever and creative to the extent that he has managed to ‘fool’ some of us.

By Fred Zindi Jun. 23, 2024

Tanesha Gibbs: Dancehall versus Zimdancehall

Zimdancehall artiste Mbida D in court for fraud

Madondo allegedly failed to show up on the agreed date, and became evasive.

By Trevor Mutsvairo Apr. 29, 2024

Zimdancehall artiste Mbida D in court for fraud

Zimdancehall yet to gain international popularity - Mono Mukundu

Mukundu's experience at the Island Music Conference and his insightful observations offer valuable guidance for Zimbabwe's music industry, particularly the burgeoning Zimdancehall scene

By Sindiso Dube Mar. 10, 2024

Zimdancehall yet to gain international popularity - Mono Mukundu

In the groove: Is sungura music really Zimbabwean?

Rhumba was then given a Zimbabwean name, Sungura or Museve.

By Fred Zindi Feb. 18, 2024

In the groove: Is sungura music really Zimbabwean?

Men must express emotions

Admiral General, who launched his musical career in 2019, is motivated by societal issues in his compositions.

By Sharon Zebra Feb. 13, 2024

The “death” of Zimdancehall riddims

It has been alleged that the producers would upload these riddims on their YouTube channels and other streaming platforms owning 100% of the production

By Godfrey “vokal” Bakasa Feb. 10, 2024

True music speaks for the oppressed

There are those, especially in the opposition, who have lost their lives, after being beaten up, had their homes razed or abducted, never to be seen or heard from again.

By Tendai Ruben Mbofana Jan. 9, 2024