Proud Zimbo [Anhu Acho]

Minister Michael Mahendere is one of the biggest gospel artists in the country, he is regarded as one of the best Worshippers we have in the country. Since he came onto the music scene a number of years back he has shot to the top and has remained there ever since. Last year he released Getting Personal With God 3 (GPWG3), you can scroll onto my previous post and read the review .GPWG3 had a couple of good tracks but as whole I felt the vibe of the album was a bit off especially on the worship tracks, they did not  really push me into a worship mode as I had gotten used to listening to Min Mahendere's worship tracks. Minister Mahendere is however not stopping, he is continuing to minister and spread the gospel. He has now released a new project titled Victory Classical Worship. His last project was largely worship and this project is more likely be following a similar route, the album title also implies so. So have managed to  listen to the album and today will be sharing with

This band has managed to carve out a niche for themselves in the market. They are not that much known outside Bulawayo and Vic Falls but they have managed to create a faithful fan base in those regions and they always keep getting booked for shows in those two regions. However if you are a fan of Tribal house like me you must have come across them at some point in time, they deliver energetic performances whenever called upon.  They released Bantu Migrant last year and due to other commitments have failed to get some time to share my thoughts on this project with you. Finally my schedule has cleared up, have taken some time to listen to the album and today will be sharing with you my views and thoughts on their album. The album contains 13 track and as usual will be doing a track by track review; 1. Bantu Move (feat Ex Mile) The first track on the album ushers you into the tribal mood in a good way. The track builds anticipation through some lovely vocals from Ex Mile