Killer T - Inzwai Kuchema Mambo Album Review
Reviewing a Killer T project is quite challenging, he has for years now stuck with one style and nearly all the stuff he releases sound the same, same structure, same vibe. Tasked myself to find out why he has found so much success despite his music sounding the same. One major finding is that the message in his music is spot on, he tackles topics that many are already going through, this is his strongest attribute. Also most of the times Killer T is crying about something , it's now sort of a signature of his, now given how millions of Zimbos are always stressed and crying about life, Killer T's music speaks to many, it ends up feeling as if he is singing on behalf of many. He has his own fusion of dancehall which resonates with many. Its been some time since I did a review of a project from Killer T. Today will be sharing with you my views and thoughts on the album. As usual will be doing a track by track review. 1. Tsiurikawo On this track Killer T is singing from the pers