Proud Zimbo [Anhu Acho]

Its been long since I released a new episode of the Best Albums from Zimbabwe. The wait is over now and for those who want to enjoy the best of what Zim has to offer musically this is the perfect series for that. Today will be giving you another 5 albums from various genres that showcase the best Zimbabwe has to offer musically. 1. Bhundu Boys - Shabini (1987) Tracklist: Baba Munini Francis, Hupenyu Hwangu, Pachedu, Zvichatinetsa, Kuroja Chete, Hatisi Tose, Manhenga, Shabini, Dai Ndakaziva, Wenhamo Haaneti, Faka Purezha & Ziva Kwawakabva. This was the album that made the Bhundu Boys, released in 1988 the album was a massive success. With tracks such as Baba Munini Francis, Hatisi Tose,  Kuroja Chete & Hupenyu Hwangu this album was a favourite of many Zimbos and it's still a cherished and loved album to this day. The Bhundu Boys according to many Zimbos are the best band to ever emerge from Zim and this album will give you a glimpse of why. Buy The A

Tembalami is one of the finest gospel artists in the country. He has been pushing this modern uplifting gospel sound for years now, he is one of those guys who always wear a smile whenever you meet them or see him on a music video and his tracks such as LOVE , Hande , Bayete , Sekerera will all testify to that. Tembalami has also invested heaving in creating a very respectable image which is now helping him to reach beyond the national borders. After some months of teasing us he has finally released an new track and it features Kenyan singer Evelyn Wanjiru. The track also dropped with the visuals and I just thought of sharing my views and thoughts on the track. When two African artists meet up one expects to hear some lovely afro music and that's exactly what you get on this song. The instrumental is unmistakably African, its arranged very well and is sounding very lovely. The track has that Rhumba feel that many praise music fans love very much and it will definitely get you