Winky D delivered two great songs — Desculpa — a cover originally done by Messias and Higher — a collaboration with the Mozambican muso. Winky D and Messias’ was produced by Nigerian GospelOnDaBeatz. On both songs Winky D exalted himself with a flawless delivery singing on key much to the delight of fans. The Disappear singer also appealed to a crossover audience riding on his collaboration with Messias who performed in Portuguese. Winky D aka Gafa would switch from English to Shona and it was beautiful to see Messias also singing in Shona. The one thing Winky D must have learnt from the whole should how to let music flow without the oft-used one drops in dancehall music. He laced his lyrics nicely on Desculpa and owned the song much as Messias did. Such brilliance and vigor has to be seen at his live performance going forward. Another thing is that Coke Studio Africa producers always bring out the best in musicians. Speaking at the launch of Coke Studio Africa re...
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ANDY MURIDZO A ZIMDANCEHALL ARTST ????
This is the
question that his adoring fans are asking after his latest song. Last week, the
star released a video for his recent love song titled Broken Heart, which is
currently trending on social media platforms.
Andy muridzo Known for
mimicking Jah Prayzah’s music, the musician’s recent activities have, however,
proven that he has not abandoned his passion to be a dancehall artist.In an interview
last year Muridzo claimed that he had always
wanted to pursue a career as a Zimdancehall musician, but Jah Prayzah advised
him to try his type of music because he did not have anyone he was mentoring.Muridzo has three
albums — Zuva Rabuda, Ngarizhambe and Tichambotenderera which sound like Jah
Prayzah’s type of music. However, his latest offering proves that Muridzo is
yet to decide on exactly what genre he wants to settle for.
Born Andrew
Ngwenya, the fast-rising musician appears to be aiming to go international with
the new reggae sound that he is now adding to his music.
The reflective
track with profound lyrics and an impressive reggae tune, Andy Muridzo shows
off that he is multi-talented and could be the next Lucky Dube if he continues
with the strategy.
Although the video
to the single has attracted mixed reactions, most observers believe it is only
fair to commend him for the hard work as he gave life to the video with his
acting, which coordinated well with the message in the song.Reading between
the lines, one gets the impression that Andy Muridzo connects with this song
more than any of his previous tracks.
Speaking to this
publication, Muridzo said, “This is my personal experience. I have been there
before and I know how it feels like. As we all know, we tell stories through
music and this song could heal someone’s pain.”During his shows,
Muridzo always performs a few popular tracks from Jamaican and other renowned
dancehall artists, which he actually sings better.
The Harare
carnival launch which was held in Highfield last month saw Andy Muridzo
performing some dancehall tunes. He also did the same at the OK Grand Challenge
and the Mafikizolo Come Let’s Dance concert.One could conclude
that Andy Muridzo can sing reggae more than any other genre as fans seem to
enjoy it more when he chants other artists’ tunes than his own.Even though the
musician says he sings whatever he feels is comfortable with him, fans have
noted that reggae music could lead him to the top if he continues with it.
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