The way she utters the words “I am a reggae/dancehall artist” lets you know Sangie means business.

“I am a vessel. My gift is to interpret the essence of human connection, sonically. Listen, translate, beautify, del… Read More

“If I hadn’t chosen music as a career then I’d probably be a full-time farmer,” James Sakala tells me. James was bor… Read More

The name Jedi has been echoing around the Zambian music industry for a while now. My first thought when I heard the … Read More

Msimbi Wa Kuda When you first hear Yvonne sing you will be moved by the power and passion that laces her vocals. Sin… Read More

Several years after Zambia gained independence in 1964, the band WITCH (We Intend To Cause Ha… Read More

The making of the album took a year and half. Not to write the music, but to get to the convi… Read More

She concertedly avoided media exposure for as long as she could. While she was successful in … Read More

The first time I saw Abel Chungu perform live I was convinced one of us was in the wrong plac… Read More

We sat down and talked about the man behind the music and his rise to fame.

If my music were edible it would be something zingy and tangy, with subtle flavours of sweetn… Read More

What we’re doing is something different and something new. We said we’re going to ‘kreate’,” … Read More