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  Fred Farai Nyakudanga FFF Simba Studios in Westgate, Old Mazoe Road has laid solid it’s plans to raise the upcoming musicians in need of a stable to grow their talents.   Simba Studios is equipped with latest technology in live recording therefore it is an equal alternative. The management's move to counterbalance difficulties young and aspiring musicians are facing is noticable by the whirlwind movement of upcoming musicians in Zimbabwe.   Some established studios and promoters give attention to popular musicians whom they regard bankable.   Budding musicians are left with no choice but to engage fly by night studios who are cheap. A lot of these back door studios are not professional and they also lack appropriate knowledge and equipment. The creativity of upcoming musicians then becomes compromised. The music is hurriedly released without due polishing, the mistakes are passed on to the market. Music is a business and it is highly competitive, the first cut is the

  Ambrose Ngunzi aka King Nyamz is very grateful to his followers for making him believe in his musical abilities. Each time he performed at school and at traditional gatherings people would pass positive reviews.   Identifying talent is very crucial in determining which course to take. While participating in traditional dance and singing at school and traditional events King Nyamz’s talent was spotted. In order to match the high demands of the music industry a musician must be polished. The lucrative music business is highly competitive locally and internationally. The feedback empowered King Nyamz to start.   King Nyamz has set his path straight, he aspires to be an international star. While working in South Africa he has assembled a band to back him at live concerts. By the end of this September King Nyamz is releasing a single Kutenderera. It’s a song whose message was derived from the situations people around him are going through. King Nyamz advices in the song that w

  The world's developments in technology, beliefs and culture seem to be pushing chaos more than benefits. Information and Communication Technology ICT has brought a fair share of benefits and adverse effects to the world’s societies. Information is now readily available at anyone’s finger tips through the World Wide Web or internet.   Cultural exchange and dissemination is now very easy. Fashion trends, entertainment, news, products are now easily detected on internet and the impact is both detrimental and convenient depending on individual coaching. Cultural degradation, drug abuse, cyber crimes, pornography and human trafficking are most prevalent crimes affecting societies. Solutions to this seem remote.   Archie Madzogo is inspired to use his music to change the negative impact of technology and globalisation on world societies. Since 2010 Archie Madzogo has been writing songs. He reiterate that some of his music come through dreams. While he is asleep the lyrics a

  Written by FFF Away from the Zimura legitimacy fights and bad publicity, the Zimura New Era Interim Board brought together members for appeal songs to fellow Zimbabweans. The two songs are directed at two current thematic issues, peace and drug abuse.  Speaking to Phillip Chipfumbu the leader of the Zimura New Era pressure group who revealed that the songs are a dedication to Zimbabwe during the election period and beyond. Phillip went on to say that as musicians they are duty bound to spread messages of national reconciliation and responsibility among citizens. The two songs were recorded on 26 July at Simba Studios in Westgate. The recording was done from 10 am to the following day at 8 am. I, Fred Farai Finto (FFF) coordinated the event. 20 musicians participated in the project that I believe our government and people of Zimbabwe are going to accept. The songs were composed and recorded right at the same time, you can't put together musicians and fail to get a song or two out

  Munyori Fred Farai Nyakudanga Vanhu chavanoda huchi kwete nyuchi dzacho, ndizvomaringe nenhau yevaimbi. Ukaona manakidzirwo anoita vanhu pamichato, munzvimbo dzemafaro unofunga kuti vayimbi vacho vanhu vanokosheswa.  Nguva inotorwa nevayimbi kugadzira nziyo Haina kusiyana nezvinoita nyuchi kupekesha masango ichitsvaga mune nhapitapi. Asi yazopedza kugadzira huchi uhwu inohutorerwa nevanhu vanouya nechiutsi kupfungaidzira nyuchi kuti ivo votore havo huchi votakurira mhuri dzavo.  Vanhu varikupanana music pa social media, vamwe vanotenga kumikoto ye piracy muyimbi achisara asina kana mari yekutengawo zvikwanisiro zvekurarama. Nyika ino yese kusvika kuvakuru ve hurumende hapana arikutenga mhanzi. Muyimbi zvirikunetsa chose kuti ararame ne dikita rake. Kuyimba inungo here pachokwadi, musi wa 26 July 2023 takayenda ku studio nevamwe vayimbi tichinogadzira nzimbo dzekukurudzira runyararo kumhuri ye Zimbabwe. Mufunge takarara tigere tichiita kuti tipedze recording. Ruzhinji rwevanhu unonzwa

   Written by Fred Farai Nyakudanga FFF Bribery seems a normal requirement for recognition in the music sector, its how much money you pay that matter irrespective of how much you are talented or not. The value chain seems to have also succumbed to economic challenges, investment in the music sector is now very low since the departure of Gramma Records. Under such detrimental circumstances Fiona Chinembiri still finds reason to produce music. The fact that she sings gospel music compounds her situation, her values encourage her to stay away from immoral elevation. Fiona has recently dropped a faith reassurance single Uchabereka . The name says it all, hold on do not give up. Though the song is directed to Zimbabwean audiences, it speaks to the singer too equally it does to anyone. Fiona started professional singing in 2002 when she released Dzokai Kunashe under Gospel Train, a follow up album Isai Pa Calvary was released in 2004 under the famous Gramma Records.  Fiona Chinembiri admitt