Zim Dancehall's guest appearances

Zim Dancehall

Afropop Worldwide

#KwiriCast

Sadza In The Morning

Podcast yevanhu

DHT AFRICA FM

Robert Mugabe

Andy Brown

Oliver Mtukudzi

Nyasha David

Tocky Vibes

Charles Mabika

DJ Cleo

Winky D

Michael Mahendere

Mambo Dhuterere

Tammy Moyo

Ras Caleb

Sylent Nqo

Jon Snow

OwlTail

Inspired by Jamaica’s dancehall music from the 90s and early 2000s, Zimbabwean dancehall music (Zimdancehall) started out as an underground subculture in the ghettos of Zimbabwe and is now the country’s most popular genre. In this episode we’ll trace the subgenre’s rocky rise to the top and meet some of its founding pioneers: the likes of producer, Jusa Dementor, and recording artist, Sniper Storm. We’ll also explore the hidden layers behind the upbeat party tunes to reveal questions about: social class, language, originality and cultural authenticity; and how these underlying factors may play into Zimdancehall’s prospects in the international music market. It’s a fascinating story of resistance and persistence—it’s the Zimdancehall story.APWW #844Produced by Christine "DJ Kix" Mwaturura

Inspired by Jamaica’s dancehall music from the 90s and early 2000s, Zimbabwean dancehall music (Zimdancehall) started out as an underground subculture in the ghettos of Zimbabwe and is now the country’s most popular genre. In this episode we’ll trace the subgenre’s rocky rise to the top and meet some of its founding pioneers: the likes of producer, Jusa Dementor, and recording artist, Sniper Storm. We’ll also explore the hidden layers behind the upbeat party tunes to reveal questions about: social class, language, originality and cultural authenticity; and how these underlying factors may play into Zimdancehall’s prospects in the international music market. It’s a fascinating story of resistance and persistence—it’s the Zimdancehall story. APWW #844 Produced by Christine "DJ Kix" Mwaturura

The Zim Dancehall Story

Zim dancehall on AFRICA FM RADIO

This week we take a look at Ras Caleb. He is one of the pioneers of Zim reggae (not Zim dancehall). He rose to prominence with his song Tokwe Mukosi and has continued to engrave his name in the corridors of Zim reggae. In this show, we take a look at how he once was left stranded by a promoter in the U.K but that has ultimately led to a strong character with insightful messages for his fans.   facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Podcast-yevanhu-107218430772868/?modal=admin_todo_tour  twitter : @GreatZimbabwe2--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/podcast-yevanhu/message

This week we take a look at Ras Caleb. He is one of the pioneers of Zim reggae (not Zim dancehall). He rose to prominence with his song Tokwe Mukosi and has continued to engrave his name in the corridors of Zim reggae. In this show, we take a look at how he once was left stranded by a promoter in the U.K but that has ultimately led to a strong character with insightful messages for his fans.   facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Podcast-yevanhu-107218430772868/?modal=admin_todo_tour" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/Podcast-yevanhu-107218430772868/?modal=admin_todo_tour</a>  twitter : @GreatZimbabwe2--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/podcast-yevanhu/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/podcast-yevanhu/message</a>

Ras Caleb is the king of Zim reggae (I didnt say Zim dancehall)

The boys are back, but they're angry!Find out why in this incredibly aggresive episode of Sadza In The Morning. Please listen and share and Ecocash.PLEEEEEEEEAAASE!!

The boys are back, but they're angry! Find out why in this incredibly aggresive episode of Sadza In The Morning. Please listen and share and Ecocash. PLEEEEEEEEAAASE!!

Episode 4 "Zim Hip Hop vs Zim Dancehall"