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About Poshi Davira,




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POSHI DAVIRA

Born on the 2nd of November 1983, Wellington Tinashe Davira previously popularly known as Jazzy Jazz and now Poshi Davira, started singing at a very young age before he even started going to school. His grandmother used to call him to do the singing during story telling (ngano).
A husband and father of 2, Davira is an outspoken person who is principled and not moved by perceptions. He ‘plays’ to his tune and he says most of the time he doesn’t go with the flow but he creates his flow and rides on it.
Davira attended a number of primary schools including Gutu CPS mission, Zvinavashe, Kariba Heights Primary, Rungai and Muchemwa. For secondary education, he attended Holy Cross, Masvingo Christian and St. Patrick’s. For his tertiary education he went to the University of Zimbabwe and Midlands State University.
Davira’s talent was noticed at church around 2001 by the then choir leader Tendayi Jacobs, Resina Banda and a friend Anatsi Zabura, uplifted him by introducing him to Jazz music. Sam Mtukudzi played a pivotal role in his career.
Before 2013, Davira was only doing singles and thereafter he started working on an album, Kugara Nhaka which was released in 2014 and this album won him the Best Jazz Artist award at the Midlands Music Awards.
In 2016, he released a single Kahunhu, and another one in 2017, Pavanofamba. The two singles are receiving airplay on 98.4 FM Midlands, Spot FM and Hevoi FM.
Davira believes the music industry is an industry that can swallow you because you may never live a private life once you are successful. He says it’s an industry where one has to push alone until the breakthrough then assistance may follow.
His goals are to go international but even if he doesn’t, his goal is to record rich music which leaves a mark on those that would have consumed it. His aim is to sing to someone’s spirit and uplift a dying soul, encourage a hopeless situation and above all to live a legacy for both his family and fans. He also hopes to be the helping hand to other talented musicians who may be struggling to get recognition.
Davira’s motto is ‘Don’t go to war if you think you won’t win.’

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