The song is written by our Guitarist and Vocalist Samuel Siwela. 

Ngilombuzo is a Ndebele word that means “I have a question” 

The song speaks of Unity, it says let’s come together and work together and not allow wealth and riches to separate us. It expresses that the love of money is the root of all evil.

Ngilombuzo

The song was written by our Mbira player and vocalist Luke Kamanga aka DeLukes.

Mama is a Ndebele word that means Mother. The song speaks of a single mother who abandons her children and leaves them alone to fend for themselves.

Mama

The song is written by our percussionist and vocalist Carlos Jiri.

The song Xenophobia is a narration of a story by a foreigner working in South Africa. While a raging mob marches outside his shack, he pleads for his life explaining how he is working to feed his family back home. The song was inspired by the 2015 xenophobic attacks in South Africa. The main message in the song is found in the chorus which says 'sibantu banye masibambaneni' meaning 'we are one let's unite'

Xenophobia

Masango means (Forest). It’s inspired by the destruction of nature. Our Our world is a very beautiful place but in some places the people tend to destruct nature in form of veld fires, tree cutting and rubbish dumping. The song is a plea to people to stop nature destruction.

Live At The Place

Masango

Ngoma iNgoma, an all male 7-piece band.

The artists in the band are Blessing Sitotombe [Bass Guitarist and Vocals], Tiyelani Chauke [Keyboard and Vocals], Samuel Siwela [Guitarist and Lead Vocals], Obey Mudiwa [Drummer], Prince Joel Nyoni [Auxiliary Keyboards and Vocals], Carlos Jiri [Percussion and Lead Vocals] and De Lukes [Mbira and Lead Vocals].

Ngoma iNgoma is inspired by the richness of the Zimbabwean & African cultural music as well as the need for continuity in our music culture in Zimbabwe. We felt that our nation is rich in diverse music styles and genres which make up part of our heritage and should be passed down through generations this is why we are following in the footsteps of our elders & seniors who made “original African informative” music.