TOP 5 ZIM HIP HOP ALBUMS YOU SHOULD ADD TO YOUR PLAYLIST.

1. Storytellers of the Culture by Zazise

This album is a must-have for any fan of Zim Hip Hop. Zazise put together a compilation of the most talented rappers in the country, and their skills are on full display on this album. The raps are about a wide range of topics, from the struggles of growing up in Zimbabwe to the importance of preserving the culture. The album is also packed with A-list producers like Take Fizzo, Napser Incoming, Pro G & Its the Maker.

2. Ekhaya by Malcolm Mufunde

Ekono is a more introspective album than most albums on this list. Malcom Mufunde raps about his personal struggles, as well as the challenges facing Zimbabwe as a whole. The album is a powerful and moving listen, and it offers a unique perspective on the Zimbabwean experience.

3. Mudairo by Chief Chino

Mudairo is more a compilation than a solo album. Chief Chino and friends rap about the beauty of the country, the resilience of its people, and the importance of preserving its traditions. The album is a feel-good listen that will leave you feeling proud to be Zimbabwean.

4. A Boy and a Blanket by VI The Law

A Boy and a Blanket is a coming-of-age story about a young man growing up in Zimbabwe. VI The Law raps about the challenges he faced as a child, as well as the dreams his grandfather had for his future. The album is a heartwarming and inspiring listen, and it will resonate with anyone who has ever felt like an outsider.

5. Rangu Jira by Virus

Rangu Jira is a dark and twisted album about the underbelly of Zimbabwean society. Virus raps about love, poverty, and corruption. The album is not for the faint of heart, but it is a powerful and important listen.

These are just a few of the many great Zim Hip Hop albums that you should check out. If you’re looking for new music to listen to, I highly recommend adding these albums to your playlist.