02 Dec 2021

Zen Promotions promises to end music enthusiasts’ year in grand style with its star studded lineup for the Clash of the Giants music festival slated for Fora farms at Kumakwane village on December 10.

Zimbabwean Mukudzeyi Mukombe alias Jah Prayzah will headline the show.

Local renowned kwasa-kwasa maestro, Franco and Afro Musica band, phenomenal Odirile Sento aka Vee Mampeezy, sensational songstress Charma Gal, Naledi Kaisara alias Slizer will share stage with the Tsviriyo hit maker.

Vee Mampeezy needs no introduction in the entertainment space, known for keeping revellers captivated through his voice and dance moves.  

Award winning Charma Gal who has become a force to reckon with in the music circles has unique tactics to entice revellers and always leaving them calling for encore. Franco alias Lepako and

Slizer of the Bazhuka fame have proved to be talented and always leave their fans satisfied with their electrifying stage performances.

The festival will afford Charma Gal and Vee an opportunity to renew their bond with the Zimbabwean star as they have collaborated with him in the past.

 Charma Gal collaborated with Jah Prayzah on Darlie Wangu and with Vee on Bata musoro and both tracks earned recognition locally and across borders.

Giving an update yesterday on preparations of the show, the Director and Founder of Zen Promotions, Zenzele Hirschfield said Jah Prayzah is expected to arrive in the country on December 9 to interaction and impart skills on upcoming artistes and possibly hook up with some of them for possible collaboration deals.

“This show will not only be based on profit taking, it is about to celebrate and embrace our own home grown music, to have Jah Prayzah will be of benefit, because he is always willing to collaborate with our artistes. We are hopeful that something fruitful might come from this festival,” the seasoned promoter said.

Hirschfield said Clash of the Giants title was to express that the people’s preferred acts will  meet in the entertainment spotlight to smash away the tediousness that loomed among  revellers for  almost two years due to the suspension of the entertainment activities because of the  COVID 19 pandemic.

Hirschfield further noted that the farm was the ideal place to enable revelers adhere to health protocols such as social distancing.

Additionally she said the festival will also boost economic activities of those at Kumakwane village and nearby surrounding areas since vendors will be allowed to run their legible businesses activities during the festival. ENDS