The Afro soul duo Retrovibe left their fans speechless, following the release of their latest song, Apologies.

Those men who are still “jollying” with the wives of other men are warned by rumba artist Muzondwa “Gear Box” Salani that they must stop the practice because if they do not stop, they will be digging their own graves.

Local gospel singer Newie launched her third album, Chapter III- U Mudzimu E Ethe, at Spirit Ambassadors Tshirenzheni last Sunday.
 

Tshifhiwa Melton Matika, known by his stage name TM Matika, overflows with ever-increasing passion for music, to the extent that it is rare to stand near him and not hear him humming a rhythmic tune.

A resident of Thengwe village in the Mutale area, Dennis Makonyololo, embraced art from an early age when he used vumba (clay) dug from the riverside in his village and moulded articles ranging from animals to human beings.

Mushe Moss Tshivhase, better known as Mushe from the award-winning song Toti by C-Jay, has finally released his new single titled songo farafara and a gospel album titled Faranani.

The Living Rock is a gospel band that believes in the power of live performances and live recordings, as they say music lovers relate easily to this kind of music.

For 22-year-old events organiser Arendwaho Duncan Ndou, better known as Madikita, music is the food of the soul and a medium for entertainment.

The ambitious founder of Charismatic Rhythms, Kagiso Kekana, embarked on an international study tour to Ireland in Europe during the past week.

Carrie Netshifhire, a young model born and raised in Tshikunda village, is eager to conquer the entertainment industry.