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Label: Chimurenga Music – TML 100
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: Zimbabwe
Released: 1988
Genre: Reggae, Folk, World, & Country
Style: African
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Tracklist
A1 Zimbabwe Mozambique 00:00
A2 Nhamo 09:41
B1 Serevende 17:56
B2 Joice 25:15
B3 Ndave Kuenda 31:19
Recorded At – Frontline Studios, Zimbabwe
Marketed By – Gramma Records
Distributed By – Gramma Records
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Zimbabwe Cha Cha Kings were one of the many jit bands that surfaced in the late '80s, at a time when things were infinitely more optimistic in Zimbabwe
ZIMBABWE - Bob Marley (Lyrics Music Video)
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Featured Artists in order of Appearance on the video: Moyoxide, Asaph, Cingi, Killemol, Mimmie Tarukwana, Moyoxide, Qeqe, Mawiza, Vuyo Brown, LadyTshawe, Lamas Ellz, T3rry Tempo, Novuyo Seagirl, Taz, and Vusa Mkhaya
Also featured behind the scenes: Njabulo Moyo, Mthabisi Moyo, Erastus Nleya and Prince Joel
On Itunes:
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From Alick Macheso to Zvishavane sounds and everything in between...the best in sungura/museve music
John Matinde - Hit Pick Zimbabwe | Recorded 7 April 1989 - ZBC Radio 3
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Taso - Build Zimbabwe
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The Great Zimbabwe Riddim | Nonstop Dancehall - Live-Mix 2022 | Lets Dance | Tablesturn
The full mix to download as MP3:
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Tracklist, not in this order:
Boom Beto - Anondipa Rudo
cc - Kusatenda Huroi
Crystal - Nherera
Doba Don - Jah Jah Took On Top
Hwindi President - Proud Zimbabwean
Jah Bless - Swedera
Jah Ceda - Huyai Munditure
Kadjah - Please Dont Go
Kinnah - Father God
Meggikal - Wakakosha Mu Life
Mostaf - Moyo Unopisa
Ngonie - Tinofamba Na Jah Jah
Nox - Mwari Pindirai
Princess - Ndichamira Newe
Princo Spice - Ndichashanda Nesimba
Ras Pompy - Jah Jah Vakandichengeta
Ras Pompy - Ngirozi Nemadhimoni
Rebel - Hupenyu Hwangu
Soul Jah Love - Ndochemera Rugare
T Gonz - Ndotamba Nema Rasta
Nhema Musasa - Oran Etkin | Musekiwa Chingodza | Open Arms Zimbabwe Africa Shona Mbira Bass Clarinet
Live Version of Third Single in the Open Arms Project: Monthly release of singles & music videos of collaborations recorded around the world! Hear the official version of this song that we recorded in the studio in Harare on Spotify, iTunes, Apple Music, BandCamp etc. and subscribe to www.youtube.com/oranetkin or Oran Etkin's channel on Spotify, Facebook, Instagram etc to hear new collaborations in Harare Zimbabwe, Paris, Prague, São Paulo and more each month!
This video was filmed outside Musekiwa's home in Marondera, Zimbabwe. Etkin had some time off in his tour schedule between concerts in France and Zimbabwe, so instead of returning to New York in between, he went to Zimbabwe early and stayed with the Chigamba and Chingodza families. The night after he arrived there was an all-night ceremony and for the rest of his stay, the families invited him to play music every day. In turn Etkin invited them to perform on his concerts and to go into the studio to record several tracks which will be part of the Open Arms Project. This is a traditional Shona song called Nhemamusasa and is about building a new home... a very relevant theme for our time as we struggle with the injustices of the past and reopening our world in a new way.
“Open Arms to me is an attitude”, reflects Etkin. “It’s felt in the warmth with which I was greeted in each country and how we welcomed each other into our musical worlds. It is at the core of how we approach making new music together with open ears, unafraid to discover a new side of ourselves outside our comfort zone. And it’s also an answer to the rigid isolation of hate and fear that has been growing in the political discourse all around the world, in almost every country I’ve traveled to.” Now as the world starts to open up after the closures of Corona, often having been unable to even embrace their loved ones with open arms, this soulful musical call for a new approach to how we relate to each other seems even more prescient and relevant to our current times.
A big thank you to Musekiwa and his whole family as well as the Chigamba family, Sam Mataure & Eren Levendoglu.
Oran Etkin plays Selmer clarinets, bass-clarinets and saxophones
Chapungu / Mazai Mbira Group (Zimbabwe)
1. Mucheka Wakasunga Beta
2. Gomba revazungu
3. Karigamombe
4. Mkua Tiende
5. Chapungu
6. Marovha
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Today's episode of Reggae Gist Xtra is in Retrospect of The Song ‘Zimbabwe’ by Bob Marley which was performed over Forty years ago when Bob Marley and his band stepped onto the stage at Rufaro Stadium in Salisbury (now Harare) to help usher in Zimbabwe’s independence from British and local white minority rule. #shorts #shortsvideo #shortsvideoviral #reggaemusic #reels #youtubeshorts #youtube #jamaica #usa #bobmarley #petertosh #reggae #reggaetontiktok #shortmovie #africa #reelsinstagram #southafrica #zimbabwe #nigeria
Sung by the Lemba tribe Zimbabwe
tune by Hamlet Zhou (of blessed memoriey 11/2023)
Inspirational music! Apostolic choral music from Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe's national anthem is a patriotic musical composition that evokes and eulogizes the history, traditions and struggles of the people of Zimbabwe. It is used by the government of Zimbabwe as the official national song.
Proudly Lift High the Flag of the Land of Zimbabwe (Shona: "Simudzai Mureza wedu WeZimbabwe"; Ndebele: "Kalibusiswe Ilizwe leZimbabwe") is the national anthem of Zimbabwe.
The national anthem was introduced in March 1994 after a nation-wide competition to replace "Ishe Komborera Africa" with a distinctly Zimbabwean song. The winning entry was a song written by Professor Solomon Mutswairo and composed by Fred Changundega. It has been translated into all three of the main languages of Zimbabwe.
Where and when it is used
The National anthem of Zimbabwe is used in a wide array of contexts. It is played on national holidays and festivals, as well as during sporting events such as the Olympic Games.
The national Anthem is played to students at the start of each school day as an exercise in patriotism. The country's national broadcasters also play the national anthem each morning at 0600hrs Zimbabwean time.
