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Tamy Moyo mentions the transitions she is facing in life in “Sare”

Tamy Moyo’s album, BVUDZIJENA serves as a way of presenting her identity. As mentioned by Tafadzwa Zimoyo in The Herald, Tamy’s white hair or “bvudzijena” in Shona has inspired her to reach great heights in her music career. After all, Tamy said white hair symbolises the transition taking place in her life. It’s about her journey from being a teenager to an adult, her quest for growth and wisdom not only as an individual but as an artist and a creative as evident in the song titled, “Sare”.

Sare serves as the first track off BVUDZIJENA The Album. The music video premiered on November 10, 2021. Tamy Moyo begins by pondering on her bed. We are presented with the full moon accompanied by traditional cultural chants. The full moon symbolises that a significant change is about to happen, the transition of Tamy from being a teenager to an adult. Moreover, the Shona phrase "Iro, Zuva rabuda"—which translates to "The sun is out"—adds to the evidence. Immediately afterwards, the music starts to get intense. Later on, as Tamy Moyo is tossing and turning in bed, the film switches to other scenes. "Mukai iwe, Bvudzi jena"—which means "Wake up"—is what awakens her.

Afterwards, we are presented with a piano playing in the background mixed with soothing vocals. The lyrics have a message behind her transition. For instance, she said,

"Wake up so early in the morning / Nothing is scaring my turning / Life is a road is a journey / All of these questions I’m learning / Feeling no ways I’m unworthy / Hapana chandogona ini / Mercy mercy mercy mercy / But I’m not counting my blessings"

She lets her listeners know that she is embracing the changes she is going through. She understands that life is a journey and part of the process. Henceforth she is not feeling unworthy. However, she notices something she needs to work on. She needs to start counting her blessings.

Moyo uzere / Dai kuri kugona ndigere / Kwete kungotarisa zvevamwe / Aghh nyebere handisare

Which means

My heart is full / If only I could sit / not just look at other people's affairs / Aghh, I will not stay

Her heart is full yet she finds herself comparing herself to others. She knows that if she wants to transition, she has to leave that all behind hence why she said, she will not stay (sare).

Sare sare (handisare) / Huruva kusimuka kupfumbuka / Mhepo dziye kusimuka kuzopfumbuka (handisare) x 4

Which means

Stay stay (l will not stay) / The dust will rise and bloom / Those winds will rise and bloom (l will not stay)

Huruva kusimuka kupfumbuka (The dust will rise and bloom) is a metaphor to explain Tamy Moyo's transition. Tamy Moyo is a speck of dust ready to rise and bloom from a teenager to an adult. She is in search of growth and wisdom.

Moyo wako uite muchena / Pane kufamba uri wega / Dai wagumawo kutenda / Aiwa dai wakumbodemba x 3

Which means:

Let your heart be pure / Instead of walking alone / I wish you stopped believing / No, I wish you had no regrets

The music gets intense when Tamy Moyo learns a valuable lesson. No matter what happens, she has to have a pure heart. Having a pure heart leads to self-awareness, personal growth, and personal development that will help her transition.

Towards the end of the video, she pays homage to her dancer and choreographer Lynsey Lynn who was nominated for a NAMA in 2021.

In a nutshell, I liked the concept of the music video. Sare had a mixture of Afro-pop with traditional and cultural elements to it. It clearly shows that Tamy Moyo put so much thought into the music video to present the transitions she is facing as an artist. Therefore, I rate the track, 10/10.

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Davido, Tiwa Savage, Rema, Ayra Starr were Honoured at the 10th AFRIMMA Awards

Nigeria made a strong presence felt at the 10th-anniversary awards edition of the African Muzik Magazine Awards (AFRIMMA). View this post on Instagram A post shared by AFRIMMA (@afrimma) During the event, which took place on Sunday, September 18, 2023, at the Meyerson Symphony Centre in Dallas, Texas, several Nigerian artists bagged noteworthy award wins. Among the winners in various categories were Davido, Rema, Ayra Starr, Blaqbonez, Flavour, KCee, Ms. DSF, Patoranking, Ebuka, Odumodublvck, Timaya, Spyro, and Tiwa Savage. View this post on Instagram A post shared by AFRIMMA (@afrimma) View this post on Instagram A post shared by AFRIMMA (@afrimma) See full list below: Best Male West Africa Adekunle Gold – Nigeria Black Sheriff – Ghana Bnxn– Nigeria Santrinos Raphael– Togo Asake– Nigeria Didi B – Ivory Coast King Promise– Ghana Tonton Pal – Mali Omah Lay – Nigeria Best Female West Africa Amaarae – Ghana Tems – Nigeria Josey – Ivory Coast Manamba Kante – Guinea Ayra Starr – Nigeria Gyakie – Ghana Tiwa Savage– Nigeria Fatoumata Diawara– Mali Best Male East Africa Lij Michael – Ethiopia Nyashinski – Kenya Eddy Kenzo – Uganda Diamond Platnumz – Tanzania Mbosso – Tanzania Bien – Kenya Harmonize – Tanzania Meddy – Rwanda Single Dee – South Sudan Best Female East Africa Maua Sama – Tanzania Nadia Mukami – Kenya Zuchu – Tanzania Azawi– Uganda Nikita Kering – Kenya Spice Diana – Uganda Fena Gitu – Kenya Nandy – Tanzania Hewan Gebrewold – Ethiopia Best Male Central Africa T-Rex – Angola Fabregas – Congo DR TayC – Cameroon Fally Ipupa – Congo DR Calema – Sao Tome Mic Monsta- Cameroon Gerilson Israel -Angola Djodje- Cape Verde Best Female Central Africa Perola– Angola Nenny- Cape Verde Liloca- Mozambique Libianca – Cameroon Soraia Ramos- Cape Verde Espoir La Tigresse – Gabon Asaba – Cameroon Emma’a – Gabon Best Male Southern Africa Costa Titch- South Africa Dj Tarico – Mozambique Macky2- Zambia Musa Keys -South Africa Dj Maphorisa- South Africa Winky D – Zimbabwe Aka– South Africa Han C – Botswana Sjava – South Africa Best Female Southern Africa Ami Faku– South Africa Tamy Moyo – Zimbabwe Mpho Sebina – Botswana Dj Zhinle- South Africa Sha Sha – Zimbabwe Nadia Nakai – South Africa Towela – Zambia Makhadzi – South Africa Tyla – South Africa Best Male North Africa Wegz– Egypt Draganov – Morocco A.L.A– Tunisia SoolKing – Algeria Marwan Moussa – Egypt El Grande Toto – Morocco Dj Snake – Algeria Snor – Morocco Best Female North Africa Marwa Loud – Morocco Emel – Tunisia Faouzia – Morocco Souhila Ben Lachab – Algeria Ruby – Egypt Latifa – Tunisia Kenza Morsli – Algeria Jaylann – Morocco Crossing Boundaries With Music Award Burna Boy–Nigeria Aya Nakamura -Mali Rema- Nigeria Libianca– Cameroon Davido–Nigeria Toby Nwigwe – Nigeria J Hus- Gambia Wizkid – Nigeria Best Newcomer Hewan Gebrewold Guchi – Nigeria Jzyno – Liberia Young Jonn – Nigeria Lavalava – Tanzania Odumodublvck– Nigeria Lisandro Cuxi – Cape Verde Lasmid – Ghana Shalipopi – Nigeria Artiste of The Year Asake – (Nigeria) Fally Ipupa- Congo Diamond Platnumz (Tanzania) Burnaboy- Nigeria Rema – Nigeria SoolKing – Algeria Aya Nakamura – Mali Davido – Nigeria Best Gospel Mercy Chinwo – Nigeria Mike Kalambay — Congo DR Piesie Esther – Ghana Christina Shusho – Tanzania Miguel Buila – Angola Bidemi Olaoba – Nigeria KS Bloom – Ivory Coast Joel Lwaga – Tanzania Pulani Maphari – South Africa Sumisola Agbebi Okeleye – Nigeria Best Live Act Sauti Sol -Kenya Burnaboy – Nigeria Diamond Platnumz – Tanzania Flavour – Nigeria Barnaba – Tanzania Fally Ipupa – DR Congo Calema – São Tomé C4 Pedro – Angola Best Female Rap Act Nata – Sierra Leone Femi One – Kenya Eno Barony – Ghana Rosa Ree – Tanzania Feli Nuna – Ghana Askia – Cameroon Ami Yerewolo – Mali Best Male Rap Act Odumodublvck – Nigeria Yung Lunya – Tanzania Ninho – Congo Black Sheriff – Ghana A-Reece – South Africa Blaqbonez – Nigeria Blxckie – South Africa Marwan Moussa – Egypt Best Collaboration Mbosso ft Costa Titch & Alfa Kat – Shetani Spyro x Tiwa Savage – Who’s Your Guy? Davido x Musa Keys – Unavailable Musa Keys Rema ft Selena Gomez – Calm Down Remix Wegz x AshMusic – Amira Fally Ipupa ft Charlotte Dipanda – Garde du Coeur Joshua Baraka ft Joeboy, King Promise & Bien – Nana Remix Boutross ft Juiceer Mann – Angela Song of The Year Libianca – People Kcee – Ojapiano Davido ft Musa Keys – Unavailable Uncle Waffles x Tony Duardo x Justin99 ft Pcee, EeQue, Chley– Yahyuppiyah King Promise – Terminator Joshua Baraka ft Joeboy, King Promise & Bien – Nana Remix Rayvanny ft Diamond Platnumz – Nitogonze Tyler ICU & Tumelo.za ft Dj Maphorisa, Nandipha808, Ceeka RSA & Tyron Dee – Mnike Best Video Director Hanscana – Tanzania Director Pink – Nigeria Elias Belkader – Algeria Mateo Da Silva – Cameroon TG Omori – Nigeria Babs Direction– Ghana Jake Zaral – Zimbabwe Dammy Twitch – Nigeria Best DJ Africa DJ Spinall – Nigeria DJ Dollar– Senegal Waffles – Swaziland Ms DSF – Nigeria DJ Danni Gato – Cape Verde DJ Faculty – Ghana Dj Nelasta- Angola Major League DJs – South Africa Dj Consequence – Nigeria Best African DJ USA Dj Nani – Nigeria Dj Akua – Ghana DJ Prince – Nigeria DJ Shinski – Kenya DJ Birame BB l’amour – Ivory Coast Dj Yas Meen Selectress – Egypt Lex and Answer – Zimbabwe Dj Freshy K– Nigeria AFRIMMA Video of The Year Black Sheriff – Konongo Zongo Davido ft Musa Keys – Unavailable Libianca – People Victony ft Rema & Don Toliver – Soweto Remix Joshua Baraka ft Joeboy, King Promise & Bien – Nana Remix Fally Ipupa ft Charlotte Dipanda – Garde du Coeur Mbosso ft Costa Titch & Alfa Kat – Shetani Jay Melody – Nitasema Music Producer of The Year C4 Pedro – Angola Andre Vibez– Nigeria 207 – Uganda Ayo Lizzer – Tanzania Magicstickz– Nigeria MOGBeats – Ghana Kabza De Small– South Africa London – Nigeria Maajabu Gospel – Congo DR  Best African Dancer Masaka Dance Kids – Uganda Poco Lee – Nigeria Ghetto Kids – Uganda Angel Nyigu – Tanzania Hope Ramafalo – South Africa Dancegod Lloyd – Ghana Hooliboy – Ghana Best Lusophone T-Rex – Angola Lisandro Cuxi – Cape Verde Edgar Domingos – Angola Djodje – Cape Verde Mr Bow – Mozambique Soraia Ramos – Cape Verde Gerislon Israel – Angola C4 Pedro – Angol Best Francophone Fally Ipupa – Congo DR Serge Beynaud – Ivory Coast Josey – Ivory Coast Wally B. Seck- Senegal TayC– Cameroon Innos B – Congo DR Tenor – Cameroon Dadju – Congo DR Best Reggae/Dancehall Masicka – Jamaica Mr Killa – Grenada Patoranking – Nigeria Jada Kingdom– Jamaica Shatta Wale – Ghana Popcaan – Jamaica Shenseea – Jamaica Skillibeng – Jamaica Radio/TV Personnel of The Year Ebuka – Nigeria Konnie Toure – Ivory Coast Tbo Touch – South Africa IK Osakioduwa – Nigeria Afonso Quintas – Angola James Onen – Uganda Idris Sultan – Tanzania Kwame Sefa Kayi – Ghana Best African Group Disco Misr – Egypt Sauti Sol – Kenya Calema – Sao Tome The Cavemen – Nigeria Show Dem Camp – Nigeria Toofan – Togo Jano Band – Ethiopia Mafikizolo – South Africa AFRIMMA Album of The Year Davido – Timeless Aka – Mass Country Ammarae – Fountain Baby Fatoumata Diawara – London Ko Stonebwoy – 5th Dimension Asake – Work of Art Nomfundo Moh – Ugcobo Omah Lay – Boy Alone Deluxe Credit: https://www.bellanaija.com/2023/09/10th-afrimma-awards-winners-list/ Read the full article

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Best Albums of 2022

“Farm to Table,” Bartees Strange.

“Kingmaker,” Tami Neilson.

“River Fools & Mountain Saints,” Ian Noe.

“Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You,” Big Thief.

“Be-Bop!” Pasquale Grasso + "Linger Awhile," Samara Joy.

“Topical Dancer,” Charlotte Adigéry and Bolis Pupul.

“SOS," SZA. 

“Lucifer on the Sofa,” Spoon. 

“Un Verano Sin Ti,” Bad Bunny. 

“Angel in Realtime,” Gang of Youths.

“A Beautiful Time,” Willie Nelson.

“Big Time,” Angel Olsen. 

“Crooked Tree,” Molly Tuttle & the Golden Highway. 

“One Day,” The Cactus Blossoms.  

“White Trash Revelry,” Adeem the Artist. 

“Ashley McBryde Presents: Lindeville,” Ashley McBryde.

“Teeth Marks,” S.G. Goodman.

“Bummer Year,” Good Looks.  

“I Walked with You a Ways,” Plains.

“MOTOMAMI,” Rosalía. 

“Renaissance,” Beyoncé.

“Once Twice Melody,” Beach House.

“A Light for Attracting Attention,” The Smile.  

“Sometimes, Forever,” Soccer Mommy.

“Blue Rev,” Alvvays. 

“Blue Skies,” Dehd.

“ILYSM,” Wild Pink. 

“And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow,” Weyes Blood.

“View with a Room,” Julian Lage.

“Preacher’s Daughter,” Ethel Cain.

“Carry Me Home,” Mavis Staples & Levon Helm.

“Feel Like Going Home,” Miko Marks & the Resurrectors.

“It Was a Home,” Kaina.

“Dripfield,” Goose.

“Painless,” Nilüfer Yanya. 

“Natural Brown Prom Queen,” Sudan Archives. 

“Warm Chris,” Aldous Harding.  

“Humble Quest,” Maren Morris.

“Weather Alive,” Beth Orton.

“Bell Bottom Country,” Lainey Wilson.  

“Multitude,” Stromae. 

“Fossora,” Bjork. 

“We’ve Been Going About This All Wrong,” Sharon Van Etten.

“Just Like That,” Bonnie Raitt.  

“Dawn FM,” The Weeknd.

“This Is a Photograph,” Kevin Morby.

“Pink Moon,” Pink Sweat$.

"Born Pink,” Blackpink. 

“Gifted,” Koffee. 

“Kumoyo Island,” Kikagaku Moyo + “Gung Ho,” KOLUMBO.

“Optimism,” Jana Horn + “Classic Objects,” Jenny Hval.

“Pompeii,” Cate Le Bon.

“Wild Loneliness,” Superchunk.

“Scalping the Guru,” Guided by Voices.

“Palomino,” Miranda Lambert.

“Summer at Land’s End,” The Reds, Pinks & Purples.

“The Last Thing Left,” Say Sue Me.  

“God Save the Animals,” Alex G. 

“The Tipping Point,” Tears for Fears.

“Labyrinthitis,” Destroyer.

“Special,” Lizzo. 

“The New Faith,” Jake Blount.  

"In These Times," Makaya McCraven.  

“Ugly Season,” Perfume Genius. 

“Emotional Creature,” Beach Bunny.

“Present Tense,” Yumi Zouma.

"Hypnos," Ravyn Levae. 

“Stumpwork,” Dry Cleaning. 

“Me/and/Dad,” Billy Strings. 

“MUNA,” Muna.

"CAZIMI,” Caitlin Rose.

“SPARK,” Whitney.

“Midnights,” Taylor Swift. 

“Stress Dreams,” Greensky Bluegrass.

“Only the Strong Survive,” Bruce Springsteen. 

“Wet Leg,” Wet Leg.

“Three Dimensions Deep,” Amber Mark.

“Experts in a Dying Field,” The Beths.

“Laurel Hell,” Mitski. 

“The Parts I Dread,” Pictoria Vark. 

"Take It Like a Man,” Amanda Shires. 

“God’s Work,” LeAnn Rimes. 

“Loose Future,” Courtney Marie Andrews.

“12th of June,” Lyle Lovett.

“Few Good Things,” Saba.  

“The Hometown Kid,” Gabe Lee. 

“Give or Take,” Giveon.

"Life on Earth," Hurray for the Riff Raff.

"Earthlings," Eddie Vedder.

“Giving the World Away,” Hatchie.

“The Man from Waco,” Charley Crockett. 

“Mr. Sun,” Little Big Town. 

“Gemini Rights,” Steve Lacy.

“Married in a Honky Tonk,” Jenny Tolman. 

“Pigments,” Dawn Richard & Spencer Zahn.

“Can I Take My Hounds to Heaven?” Tyler Childers.

“Dance Fever,” Florence and the Machine.

“It’s Almost Dry,” Pusha T. 

“Going Places,” Josh Rouse + “Heartmind,” Cass McCombs.

"100 Proof Neon," Ronnie Dunn. 

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DJ CHRXN Ft. Ishan & Tamy Moyo – 1700 (Waiting)

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DJ CHRXN comes together with Ishan & Tamy Moyo on this wonderful song tilted 1700,

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Tamy Moyo - Tekere

Tamy Moyo – Tekere

Artista: Tamy Moyo

Titulo: Tekere

Género: Pop

Formato: MP3

Ano de Lançamento: 2019

Tamanho: 9 MB

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White Cash – Selense (Remix) ft. Tamy Moyo

White Cash – Selense (Remix) ft. Tamy Moyo

  White Money – Selense (Remix) ft. Tamy Moyo Whit Money releases a model new tune titled Selense (Remix). Selense (Remix) by White money showcases the vocals of a well-known female music artist, Tamy Moyo who spiced up the model new melody alongside together with her piercing voice. The model new tune is White cash first hit for the yr and comes shortly after the singer mentioned his intentions…

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Bryan K featuring Tamy Moyo and Kayflow glorify the goodness of God in this heartfelt song titled, “Hakuna.”

If you’re looking for a heartfelt Christian song glorifying God, then this song is for you. The song, “Hakuna” was released on 25 September 2023. As mentioned by Innocent Veremu on the Zimsphere Website, Bryan K has always been vocal about his Christian beliefs and how they influence his music. Moreover, the song is inspired by the Gospel hymn that Bryan K grew up singing in church, which translates to “There is no one like Jesus.” Therefore, the beat is emotional showcasing the artist's lyrical prowess with Bryan K’s catchy chorus, Tamy Moyo’s soulful vocals and Kayflow’s heartfelt lyricism. From my point of view, the song is heavily premised on Psalms 42:5 GNT, “Why am I so sad? Why am I so troubled? I will put my hope in God, and once again I will praise him, my saviour, and my God.”

The music video begins by showing Bryan K singing the chorus accompanied by a hint of drums playing in the background. Moreover, it is interesting that the FLASH MOB DANCING GROUP (UFIC YOUTH) are dancing throughout the chorus that glorifies God. For instance, in the lyrics, Bryan K said:

Ndatsvaga tsvaga kwose / Hakuna akaita semi / Hakuna akaita semi / Hakuna / Ndatenderera kwose / Hakuna akaita semi / Hakuna akaita semi / Hakuna / Ndafamba famba kwose / Hakuna akaita semi / Hakuna akaita semi / Hakuna / Ndafamba famba kwose / Hakuna akaita semi / Hakuna akaita semi / Hakuna

Which means in English:

I have searched everywhere / There is no one like You / There is no one like You / There is none / I’ve been around / There is no one like you / There is no one like you / There is none / I have travelled everywhere / There is no one like you / There is no one like you / There is none / I have travelled everywhere / There is no one like you / There is no one like you / There is none.

Bryan K’s deep vocals highlight his Christian beliefs of having faith in God and since the chorus sets the tone throughout the track, Tamy Moyo follows suit with her soulful vocals highlighting the goodness of God. For instance, she said:

I’ve been looking so honestly / None can compare Your Majesty / No one like You Lord / None in this whole world/ Hakuna mumwe akaita semi / Saka ndichikudai nemoyo wangu wose / You never left me whenever I was broken / You will listen with your arms wide open (with Your arms wide open) Hukuru wenyu Mwari / I can’t describe it / Hukuru wenyu Mwari / I can't imagine / Ndatsvaga ndashaiwa / Your love is bigger love is greater / Ndafamba famba ndichiona / Pasi rose Hakuna / yeah

Tamy Moyo’s verse is premised in 1 Peter 5:6-7 GNT “Humble yourselves, then, under God’s mighty hand, so that he will lift you in his own good time. Leave all your worries with him because he cares for you.” She is thanking God for always being there for her when she was broken. First, she said, “Saka ndichikudai nemoyo wangu wose, " meaning “So I love you with all my heart.”  In other words, no matter what challenges she faces, she can always rely on God because his love is greater than anything. Second, she said, “Hukuru wenyu mwari, " meaning “Your greatness God.” In other words, she is in awe of His greatness who loves her for who she is and will always be by her side. To add to the heartfelt vocals, the song then progresses to showcase Bryan K’s catchy chorus to highlight the goodness of God.

To finalise the track, Kayflow comes in with his lyricism highlighting the greatness of God. Before he starts rapping, he starts singing when he says:

Chero zvakamira / Mambo tenzi munouya munovhura nzira / Hamumbofuratira / Chero vanouya nekuseri / Munongondichengetedza nekusingaperi / Chero zvakamira / Mambo tenzi munouya munovhura nzira / Hamumbofuratira / Chero vanouya nekuseri / Munongondichengetedza nekusingaperi / Ndatsvaga ini / Ndatsvaga imi / Hakuna hakuna / Akaita semi (akaita semi) / Ndatsvaga ka ini / Hakuna hakuna / Akaita semi.

Which means in English:

Whatever it is / Lord, you come and open the way / You never ignore it / No matter who they come from behind / You will protect me forever / Whatever it is / Lord, you come and open the way / You never ignore it / No matter who they come from behind / You will protect me forever / I have searched for myself / I have searched for you / There is none there is none / Like you (like you) / I have searched for you / There is none there is none / Like you.

It just highlights Psalms 86:8-10 which says, “There is no god like you, O Lord, not one has done what you have done. All the nations that you have created will come and bow down to you; they will praise your greatness. You are mighty and do wonderful things; you alone are God.” From my point of view, Kayflow also seems inspired by his Christian beliefs as he goes on further to rap in the lyrics below:

I’m on a vibe see / NdinaJesu, I was lost / But he found me / Now I’m walking in the valley / Of the shadow of death / It cannot touch me / Blessed is the man on a search / To seek his loving / Ndafamba ndatsvaga / Ndashaya / Hakuna / Akaita semi / Manna mapakira / I was really hungry / Needed food for the soul / Mukauya mukandipa / Now I’m good ndiri bho

With his lyricism, this time he highlights the goodness of Jesus Christ who protects him wherever he goes. Moreover, from my point of view, it points out Psalms 23, “Even if I go through the deepest darkness, I will not be afraid, LORD, for you are with me. Your shepherd’s rod and staff protect me.”

Towards the end of the music video, ends with Tamy Moyo’s soulful vocals and Bryan K’s catchy chorus. They presented the goodness of God with their artistry with a beat that stayed consistent from start to finish. Moreover, with a mixture of a hint of drums, a violin and a moderate piano sound, the song was heartfelt to listen to. The music was also produced by Bryan K and Nasper Incoming.

In a nutshell, the song, “Hakuna” highlighted Bryan K’s catchy chorus, Tamy Moyo’s soulful vocals and Kayflow’s heartfelt lyricism. Each artist was given a chance to showcase their lyrical prowess and songwriting skills. Their vocals were on point, the music production and the music video were intriguing to watch as well. Therefore, I rate the track 10/10.

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Young Gemini - Location Feat. Tamy Moyo, Xiba, Kim Makumbe, NOMSA and Phreshy

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Tamy Moyo. “Kwandinobva.” 2019.

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We Can’t Pretend Like We Didn’t Hear How Michael Chiunda Fantasises Over Tamy Moyo

We Can’t Pretend Like We Didn’t Hear How Michael Chiunda Fantasises Over Tamy Moyo

Now, let the record reflect that #Enthuse-iasts are not ones to gossip, so, you didn’t hear this from us. But word on the proverbial streets is that hip-hop artist and poet Michael Chiunda nee’ Meyniak served us with some tea on his new song, “Pungwe Music” which features Rymez and Soko Matemai.

In fact, we’ve been hearing increasing buzz about some of the juicier bits of the wordsmith’s…

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DJ CHRXN Ft. Ishan & Tamy Moyo – 1700 (Waiting)

DJ CHRXN Ft. Ishan & Tamy Moyo – 1700 (Waiting)

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DJ CHRXN Ft. Ishan & Tamy Moyo 1700 (Waiting) Mp3 Download. DJ CHRXN dives into the big stage together with Ishan & Tamy Moyo with this wonderful song tagged 1700, You will definitely fall in love the first 3 secs with the sound and the vocals.

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DJ CHRXN Ft. Ishan & Tamy Moyo - 1700 (Waiting)

DJ CHRXN Ft. Ishan & Tamy Moyo – 1700 (Waiting)

DJ CHRXN Ft. Ishan & Tamy Moyo – 1700 (Waiting) Mp3 Download

Ishan of Kure fame and Tamy Moyo (who’s having a busier than usual month) for a new pop song called 1700 (Waiting). 

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On Stage With The Big Hommie. 🔥Hell of a night. 😄 Tamy Moyo out now link on bio and also available on soundcloud .