If you ever thought rap was dead, get in board with this song and allow it to prove you wrong. Hip hop is alive and well. In fact, it’s thriving now more than ever, we have all these new acts emerging and killing it, if I may say so, and judging from this song, rap is here to stay. Cheese is a moody ode that easily stimulates one’s “trap centres”.…
Tichichema is overwhelming by design. The ode has a lot to unpack; it addresses one of the most relevant issues plaguing society. Tichichema is as serious as it is entertaining. The song is Ammara Brown’s entry into the long-going conversation on domestic violence and alcohol abuse; dedicated to both the abuser and the abused. Bet your sweet behind, she is out to exorcise society of all of its toxicity hidden…
It is a good thing that we’re not gathered here today to argue about the concept of love-induced insomnia, whether it is a myth or an actual thing. We’ll take Mr Putiti’s word for it; love can snatch the sleep right from your eyes. Period. We are gathered here today to celebrate growth and progression; King 98’s gracious glow up in the Zimbabwean music scene. Most things about this song are just right; the instrumental is bouncy and groovy like a drive-in movie (just the way we like our music these days) and the chorus is uncomplicated (in a good way). Bouncy waves and a slapping bass are always well appreciated. The general vibe of this song chilled, maybe a bit too chilled, but it definitely qualifies as one of…
