Dorcas Moyo New Emerging Gospel Giant

Dorcas Moyo was in more than 12 top 50 music charts at the end of year she scooped number 1 position in three of them, Diamond FM, YAFM and Radio 54 of UK. I will testify even in our own charts Ndeipi Hot 10 Dorcas received votes of not less than 300 every week. Dorcas Moyo besides competing with her fellow gospel artists she did well in charts usually dominated by secular musicians.

Dorcas Moyo is a humble Gospel Artist who was born 40 yrs ago in Goromonzi. She is married and a devoted Christian and committed mother. Besides music Dorcas run a nutrition kitchen at a local hospital. She is a nutritionist by profession. With all this in her plate I was eager how she manages to hype her music while many musicians are complaining lack of airplay.

Dorcas had this to say.

“We have a good number of fan groups with effective administration. I believe the administration team worked hard in motivating fans to vote and we also do not dismiss effort and hard work l put in the music itself.”

This all started when she was 6 years old when she joined the praise and worship team. She could not be refrained by anyone due to her age but her talent did the negotiation. Dorcas was recognised at that tender age. Her desire and passion paid. In 2006 she had her first recording and the rest began unfolding. Dorcas’ main aim is to change lives for the positive through music. Career wise she intends to go international and get to a point were is the most sought after gospel artist globally.

Patience really pays if I look at the first time Dorcas got into the studio in 2006. It’s about 14 years since her recording career started. The fruits are now there for everyone to see. Dorcas had several songs on the 12 end of year charts proving her strong fan base. Tsamba seemed the most popular of many of her good songs.

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