Claude B Sings, Don't Shy Away From That Beautiful Lady, Zviriko

Claude B is a budding Afro fusion musician who drew inspiration from the music and rise of the late Legendary Dr Oliver Mtukudzi. Claude B’s latest release Zviriko is a close revelation of his admiration of the late Katekwe singer

Zviriko is a song Claude B is ascertaining existence of those things people believe are beyond reach that it’s worth giving a try. He sings relating the beauty of a woman to the unbelievable mermaid. The song has a very tasty traditional feel that convince Claude B is destined for a comfortable place at the top. Reliance on computer generated beats is killing our young musicians' creativity, but Claude is in the right track.

Better his uncle taught him how to play the guitar when he was in Mhondoro learning motor mechanics. Claude B further got some experience when he played at church, this led Claude B to form his own band, The Black Pearl in 2013. There after Claude B has done several songs and some videos to enhance his attractiveness in the cut throat competition sector.

Ndiregerere single 2013

Zvekwedu album 2019

Handina Kudhakwa single 2021

Gwenyambira single 2021

Zviriko single 2021

Currently Pwetere Pwetere album is being polished to hit the market before the year end. Claude B finances most of these projects from his own pocket, it is an industry you have to start up yourself. Claude B is grateful to the Director and owner of Mr X Haust or Mr Tyre for support and guidance.

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