TOP TEN ZIMBABWEAN ALBUMS & PROJECTS IN 2023.

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1. Bantu Spaceship – Bantu Spaceship: This album from the genre-bending collective Bantu Spaceship, brings together the diverse sound scape of Zimbabwe’s musical scene, creating a vibrant tapestry of afrobeat, soul, jazz, and electronica.

2. Bryan K – AS I AM: Bryan K’s introspective and melody-driven album is a powerful exploration of self-discovery, resilience, and navigating the complexities of faith.

3. Bhundu Pop – Ishan: Ishan’s electrifying debut album reimagines the Zimbabwean Afro Pop sound scape, infusing infectious pop melodies with contemporary electronica and global influences.

4. Coner Stone – Nutty O: Nutty O cements his status as an Afro Dancehall powerhouse with this ambitious mixtape, showcasing his versatility and lyrical finesse across a range of beats and collaborations.

5. Chiremerera – Jah Prayzah: Jah Prayzah delivers a soulful and uplifting collection of gospel-infused tracks on “Chiremerera,” offering hope and inspiration through his signature blend of traditional and contemporary sounds.

6. King Of Hearts – Takura: Takura’s smooth vocals and catchy songwriting are on full display on “King Of Hearts,” offering a blend of romantic charm and introspective reflections on love and life.

7. Tusona – Mkoomba: The Afro-Fusion band shines on “Tusona,” blending energetic rhythms with powerful vocals and socially conscious lyrics that celebrate African pride and unity.

8. Trophy – Freeman: Zim Dancehall legend Freeman returns with a soulful and vibrant collection of new tracks on “Trophy,” drawing inspiration from love, faith, and the enduring spirit of his music.

9. Tresure – Synik x Malcom Mufunde: This dynamic duo delivers a fresh and captivating blend of hip-hop and soul on “Tresure,” showcasing their lyrical chemistry and musical expertise coupled with powerhouse collaborations.

10. Public Enemy – R Peels: R Peels offers a unique collaboration with Zimbabwean producers, infusing their signature militant sound with fresh rhymes and catchy hooks.