ZimHipHop

The African Hip Hop Blog & Rymez have called upon the services Zimbabwe’s premier vernacular wordsmith Jnr Brown for the first single off The Pungwe Sessions Vol 1. The sure fire club & street anthem named after one of Zimbabwe’s most outspoken & boisterous entrepreneurs, Phil Chiyangwa, sees the raspy voiced Mbare native, relating tales of how his hustling began at Harare’s infamous Ximex Mall dealing forex during the height of Zimbabwe’s cash crunch in 2008 & how he has taken the skills he mastered back then into the music industry to outwork & out earn his competition today. 
 
Over a Rymez beat with a heart pounding bass line & attention grabbing synths, Jnr Brown manages to flow effortlessly over the song while the crescendo slowly builds as he leads us into the chorus that will have anyone who listens chanting “Phil Chiyangwa, Phil Chiyangwa, Phil Chiyangwa, Ndo maLevels !”

Phil Chiyangwa was premiered on ZiFM during T Bass & P Styles’ Hip Hop Show on Friday 3rd of January & was an immediate hit, with a massive response to the song on Twitter & Facebook.


The AHHB & Rymez Feat. Jnr Brown - Phil Chiyangwa (Prod by Rymez)

Ndinovapeta ft T1 Wema1 x Tricky J x Ti Gonzi x Brythreesixty (Prod. McLyne Beats x Victor Enlisted)

A cool hip hop track with a laid-back vibe. Served up by Zimbabwes top Hip Hop artists who collaborated on the project: Junior Brown, Tytan, YagiDojo and ShaSha. 
The track reminds young people to continue to strive to live that boss life- making progressive and productive choices, and living a positive, modern and successful life.

KALYF KEMABOSS

The original version to #ndezvemusango with the second verse. Initially, the sound was produced by Klassiq but his lost his comp and the original stems were lost.

I pray and hope these truths will only be viewed as great art form a technical/ writing level but I hope generations to come will not relate to the struggles highlighted.

Three ma zero (Sango Un- unleashed vrsn)

T.shoC