Runway Spotlight: Afro‑Fusion Streetwear Takes the Catwalk By Bakari, a Zimbabwean fashion collection, was featured in a fashion show recently. The model struts down the runway in a bold, black-and-green patterned ensemble that blends traditional African prints with modern streetwear vibes. The open-shirt jacket paired with cropped, patterned pants, white socks, and sleek black loafers creates an edgy yet sophisticated look. A matching graphic bag adds a functional touch, sho

Making music in Zimbabwe is a vibe. The culture, the beats, the stories - it all comes together in a unique way. If you’re diving into music production here, you want to get it right. I’ve gathered some solid tips that’ll help you step up your game and make tracks that resonate. Whether you’re just starting or looking to sharpen your skills, these pointers will guide you through the process. Mastering the Basics: Music Production Tips Zimbabwean Style First things first, you

Top10 The 2024 list—hard bars, catchy hooks, and breakout moments across Zim hip-hop. From heavy hitters to rising names, 2024 kept Zimbabwean hip-hop active and competitive. Here are ten standout songs from the year. 1. Holy Ten ft Kayflow — *“Jongwe”* 2. MuGaratia ft Chikk’oz — *“Black Mutanda”* 3. Tanto Wavie — *“Asake”* 4. Runna Rulez — *“Murume”* 5. Kayflow ft Takura — *“Gede”* 6. RayKaz — *“ZaziZay”* 7. ScripMula ft Holy Ten — *“Vakomana (Remix)”* 8. Young Gemini

Top 10 A quick countdown of 2023’s standout Zimbabwean hip-hop records—big collaborations, street anthems, and fan favorites. 2023 delivered a strong run of Zimbabwean hip-hop—songs that dominated playlists, sparked conversations, and pushed the sound forward. Here are ten of the year’s biggest picks. 1. Mfana wepajecha x Kayflow — *“Mfana wepajecha”* 2. Gorah x Nitefreak, Emmanuel Jal — *“Gorah”* 3. Takura — *“Hazvireve Rudo Handina”* 4. ExQ ft Kim Makumbe — *“Mashoko”*

Fire Emoji song Review Fire Emoji is a Zimbabwean hip hop song by Tavonga Leo Magombedze known professionally as Leo Magozz 4 and Brian Jeck. The song is produced by Zero 53 Music and has a drill type beat to it. Leo opens up the track with the hook talking about how tomorrow is a mystery and how you have to go for it at all times in order to succeed . Bling 4 follows up in Vernacular Shona Rap and makes no mistakes in his delivery he rides the beat well and his lyrics foll

Track 1 Hell Yeah feat Zimbiyana jones :- Track 1 Hell Yeah is a Depo on the beat production the beat is very trapy and up tempo with sum...

Enzo Ishall aka Stephen Mamhare is a Zimdancehall artist thats changing the game as his tracks are evolving into more of a Shona Trap vibe evident with this track right here. I have to admit I was presently surprised with how good this song is. Enzo drops bars in his vernacular language Shona and rides the beat fairly well. The song itself is about the beautiful Hillary Makaya a Zimbabwean model and he uses his skills here with great word play no doubt this is going to spark

King 98 aka Ngonidzashe Dondo a Zimbabwean rapper based in South Africa drops a banger for the summer Chini Juu has an up tempo beat that easily gets your head bopping coupled with a catchy hook. I like the feature from Young Luna a Tanzanian rapper who rides the beat heavy in his native language Swahili. This has been a great collabo fo sho.

Real ones by Caijo aka DJ3K a Zimbabwean rapper based in Canada is a trap song with an alternative indy vibe to it. 'Only rolling with the Real ones, all my Youngins they be getting money' is the opening bar. The rest of the song follows that vibe its all about the hustle and who you getting paid with we all got Real ones in our circle. Caijo rides the beat well with some smart word play showing his lyrical skills. The song sounds like it was made to be performed live. You c

Takura comes through with a serious hit with this one. Easily an instant classic. He really shows his singing skills in this one. The...

Simudza Gumbo dropped last week Tuesday with the video on YouTube currently with over 50k views in just one week which is very impressive for a female rapper in Zimbabwe. The song itself is by far less memorable than the video although we do get to hear Kikky's skills on the mic as she drops some mean bars. Most deff out doing her counterparts on the song. I would look out for more music to come from her as she is due for a break through song