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Buffalo Souljah might have struck the right chords after releasing the video for his latest song titled Gwenya featuring Kinnah.



The video was shot in South Africa were the multi-award winning Buffalo Souljah is based.

Gwenya which was released late December 2017 is set to become a hit song as it has already started to rock the streets.

With the addition of this video, this might be Buffalo Souljah's year in the Zimdancehall industry.

Watch the video below


As far as making good love music that resonates with people’s lives, it appears controversial dancehall singer, Qounfuzed, has made his mark and is continuing to set the pace, if his brand new song, Wakandigona, is anything to go by. 




The song features one of the most talented lyricists in Zimbabwe, Noble Stylz and was produced by Casper Beats.
The slow tempo jam speaks of a lover who goes down memory lane reminiscing everything that happened in his love life and explains how he misses his lover every time he thinks about her.
Noble Stylz comes in with two verses characterised by witty wordplay and metaphors that makes the song more exciting to listen to.

The song is expected to top radio charts like what their previous song (Kusvika Rinyure) did last year, spending more than three months on radio charts across all radio stations.
The duo has promised their fans a music video for the song soon.
“We are looking forward to release the music video for Wakandigona as soon as possible and we certainly hope it is going to do well on the international TV channels like what other Zimbabwean music videos are doing,” said Qounfuzed.
The new track is available on all music digital platforms like iTunesTidal and SoundCloud.

Amasixteen is Thabbz second single this year after a more chilled, composed and sexual - Sanctuary he released on Valentine’s Day.


The two artistes (Thabbz and Guluva Se7en) show their lyrical prowess on the hard hitting track which was produced by Harare based Kronik boi.

Amasixteen is all about the familiar 16 rap bars which the two Kasi/ghetto bred artistes execute.

The chorus goes like …‘Ngoba thina phela s’dume ngama 16, s’dume ngama 16/ Nxa hayi hayi hayi vele kuyafiwa” which simply translate to ‘We are well known for delivering 16 rap bars and on this track we killing it”.



This is the first collaboration by the two artistes who were nominated for best new comer at the Zim Hip Hop awards 2015. 


Download, listen, share and tell us what you think about the track!

Following the launch of Sauce Boys, a clothing line owned by a University of Zimbabwe student Kingstone Zimunya, Yung Nate and P Nash have come up with a new track endorsing the clothing line.



The track is simply titled Sauce Boys and was produced by Vic Enlisted and the China based Pro Sounds Mangoma, hence the EDM feel to the track.

The duo highlight their lyrical prowess with hard hitting 24 bars each.


Yung Nate went in first with an all English verse that is appealing to the typical hip hop lover while P Nash mixes vernacular and English to give a striking a balance to the track.



Yung Nate is currently working on his mixtape, Epiphanies of Nirvana which is set to be released in August this year. This is to be his first to date and it is to be recorded at Enlisted International Studios where he is currently signed.


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