Performing Arts

Song Bhonzo Muderere Artist Mary Anibal Album Bhonzo Muderere Label Houz Of Gruv Release Date 17 September 2020

He seemed so casual — sitting on a bar stool behind the Tiny Desk, acoustic guitar in hand — but when you hear that husky voice, you'll know why he's a legend.

Enjoy Thomas Mapfumo & the Blacks Unlimited performing at the Feild Day Festival in Victoria Park, London circa 2013.

We living inna difficult times / Poverty getting serious overtime / Ishe dai masimbisa mankind / We working overtime still / Nothing nah materialise coz / I got bills and the money

Listen how can I stay sane / When the only choice for a hustler is corona or hunger / And ain’t nobody looking out for our welfare Asaph Song Asipheli Moya Artist

Before samplers and synthesizers were a part of hip-hop’s fundamental equation, artists recorded with live bands in the studio.Watch Leonard Mapfumo perform backed by Those Guys Vacho and special guests.

Why clothes are so expensive, when they cost very little to make? Tocky Vibes wants to know.

Lord Forgive me if I ever use mi voice / Ina wrong way / Bless me and beautify mi voice more mek it touch more hearts / Bless my parents / Please

Watch as R.Peels and T- Gonzi set fire to a Make Made Magic-produced track from Mwana Wa Pharaoh's third studio, God My Therapist.

Something for the women that inspire and challenge us — our mothers, sisters, and daughters.

In this talk Mr Mabasa discusses the necessities of letting shona folk tales evolve with the times. TEDx Harare

I’m from Zimbabwe usadherere - Tamy Moyo

Watch Peggie Shangwa, the founder of Page Poetry Alive and Digi Poems, perform UMind?!

Mandipe is the story of an orphan who is kidnapped by a mermaid, and without a family to miss him is quickly forgotten. Years later he returns from the underworld with supernatural

The history of Zimbabwean music is incomplete without mentioning "vapfanha vemaCD”.

Houz Visit #21 with singer-songwriter Nokutenda Kutirai on the vocals and acoustic guitar.

From traditional rituals of music and dance, through the stirring choruses of the liberation war, to the songs of the popular stars and farmers' choirs today, the people of Zimbabwe present their

In the Winter of 1984 Zimbabwe's top musicians visited London for the first time. Watch Thomas Mapfumo and The Blacks Unlimited perform.

Watch Bob Marley and The Wailers perform at Rufaro Stadium on April 19, 1980.