ZIMBABWE Music Rights Association (Zimura) will distribute $23million in royalties to 3300 local musicians starting tomorrow. Zimura deputy director Henry Makombe told…
CANADA based author, singer and philanthropist Zeb Tsikira has described his recent visit to Zimbabwe as “nostalgic and fulfilling.” The 37 year…
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ALL-FEMALE musical group, Breeze has collaborated with Botswana-based music producer and singer Dr Tawanda on a new single titled Kutemberi (Temple). The single will officially be launched simultaneously in Botswana and South Africa tomorrow with the group hoping to inspire people during these trying times of the Covid-19 pandemic. “The single seeks to remind people that God…
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RISING mbira musician Sasha says it was an honour to perform at the unveiling of the Mbuya Nehanda statue in the capital yesterday. After many months of construction, the statue of the late First Chimurenga heroine was commissioned by President Emmerson Mnangagwa. The statue, located at the intersection of Samora Machel Avenue and Julius Nyerere Way, is…
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WINKY D and VaChikepe The Poet were on Sunday night named among the winners of the prestigious International Reggae and World Music Awards (Irawma) scoring a first for Zimbabwe in the process. The awards were held virtually for the second-straight year due to the global Covid-19 pandemic that has greatly limited international travel. Winky…
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RISING Afro-fusion songstress Chipo Muchegwa wants people to treat her artistic work objectively and not to feel any sympathy for her since she is wheelchair bound. Muchegwa reckons that many people hold back their criticism towards her work because they feel it would be too harsh. “I do not like it when people consume my…
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SUNGURA kingpin Alick Macheso has lined up shows in South Africa as part of his 53rd birthday celebrations. Macheso’s publicist, Tichaona Makahamadze said the main event, however, is expected to be held in Harare when they return from across the Limpopo. “We are going to start with South Africa on June 4 and 5 ahead…
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The survey was carried out last year under the framework of the EU/Unesco Expert Facility for the Governance of Culture in Developing Countries. With physical sales dropping globally, music sales have now migrated to digital platforms like Spotify, Deezer, Soundcloud and YouTube. These platforms recorded an astronomical growth in 2020 owing to the Covid-19 pandemic…
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GOSPEL music diva Fungisai Zvakavapano-Mashavave has established a beverage brand which she hopes will help cushion her from thefinancial effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Toita Zvedenga hitmaker has named her beverage made from baobab fruit — Fun-z — in honour of her multitude of music fans. “I dedicate everything to my fans and God…
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A NEW digital application — mySimmer — has entered the space with the hope of helping musicians earn some income during this Covid-19pandemic. At the moment, the government has banned all musical shows and live gigs in a bid to curb the spread of the pandemic. The application was first launched in Botswana last month…
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