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Tanzanian hip-hop veteran Izzo Bizness has released a new track entitled “Mr. XMAS VI.“
Furthermore, “Mr. XMAS VI” is an energetic rap composition that showcases contributions from several prominent figures in the hip-hop industry. The production is handled by Izzo Bizness himself, and the song features guest appearances from P Mawenge, Ghetto Ambassador, Maarifa, Songa, Stopper Rhymes, Mansu Li, Mabeste, Toxic, Dizasta Vina and Shola Mwamba.
In addition, the song serves as an uplifting tribute to the festive season while celebrating the luminaries of hip-hop. With its clever lyrics and catchy hooks, it promises to be a popular choice for the holiday festivities.
Webiro Wassira, professionally recognized as “Wakazi,” “Swagga Bovu,” and “Bilingual Beast,” is a prominent Tanzanian recording artist and actor who has once again enthralled his audience with his latest single, “Peke Yake.”
This track is part of the album Beberu (Reflections) and serves as a tribute to the history, achievements, and legacy of influential Tanzanians throughout the years. It is not merely a song; it is a celebration of greatness.
The production was handled by Black Beats, while the mixing and mastering were completed by Mujwahuki. The artwork for the single was created by Lizana Bradshaw.
Webiro Wassira, known professionally as Wakazi, a Tanzanian recording artist and actor, has once again captivated his audience with his latest hit, “Fall Of Roman Empire.”
The song “Fall of the Roman Empire” by Wakazi is a compelling piece that delves into themes of societal deterioration, resilience, and cultural transformation. Through his thought-provoking lyrics, Wakazi effectively connects historical occurrences with contemporary challenges.
You can listen/Stream “Wakazi – Fall Of Roman Empire” below;
Mutalemwa Jason Theobard Mushumbusi, known as Maalim Nash, was born in 1985 and is a prominent Tanzanian artist recognized for his dynamic contributions to the music industry. Originating from Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, his musical style fuses traditional Swahili elements with modern Afro-Hip Hop, often referred to as Bongo Hip Hop, resulting in a distinctive and engaging sound.
He began his journey in rap music during the 1990s, but it was in 2001 that he gained significant attention with the release of his track “Kisa Cha Mwanafunzi,” featuring Dogo Lecha and the renowned Bongo Flava artist Dully Sykes. The song was produced by Miika Mwamba at FM Studios in Kinondoni.
Today, he has unveiled a new song and video titled “Da’awa,” produced by Black Ninja. This track serves as the lead single for his forthcoming album, “Muziki Wa Spunda,” which is scheduled for release next year.
Experience another exceptional creation from Temeke’s own Nash MC, also known as Maalim Nash.
Country Wizzy, whose real name is Ibrahim Ayoub Mandingo, hails from Mikocheni, Dar es Salaam, and is a versatile Tanzanian artist recognized for his roles as a Hip-Hop/RnB recording artist, actor, dancer, and entrepreneur.
The track “Johari Gin (Cypher) 2024,” featuring Country Wizzy alongside Conboi, Msamiati, Moni Centrozone, and Teria, is a powerful hip-hop collaboration. This cypher highlights exceptional lyrical skill, clever wordplay, and a variety of flows, embodying the dynamic and competitive spirit of Tanzanian hip-hop culture.
Stream “Johari Gin (Cypher) video here;
You can listen to “Country Wizzy Ft Conboi, Msamiati, Moni Centrozone & Teria – Johari Gin
Songa is a musician and rapper from Tanzania, currently residing in Dar es Salaam. He has successfully maintained a level of privacy regarding his personal life, resulting in limited information about his early musical journey and upbringing.
Songa commenced his professional career in Arusha, collaborating with Dash and Chindo on his inaugural EP, Njiani, despite his roots in Singida, Tanzania. He subsequently relocated to Dar es Salaam to further his career. For a significant portion of his journey, Songa operated as an independent artist. Eventually, he signed with Mlab Studios, where he gained access to a management team. During his time at Mlab, he collaborated with the studio’s leadership to establish the Utamaduni music label.
According to Songa, the purpose of Utamaduni was to unite independent artists. In addition to his work with Mlab and Utamaduni, Songa has partnered closely with Wanenene Studios, contributing to some of the most notable hip-hop tracks in the bongo genre. He holds the distinction of being the first artist to record at Wanenene Studios in Arusha. Beyond his rapping abilities, Songa is also recognized as a respected lyricist in Tanzania.
Some of Songa’s popular songs include:
Pombe Sio Chai
Usiku
Mwanga
Mwendelezo
Enzi za Utoto
Sio Lazima
Beki Tatu
Picha
Yule Jamaa
Recently, he released a new track titled “Knockout.“
“Knockout” is a dynamic hip-hop song that showcases Songa’s remarkable lyrical prowess and commanding vocal presence. With sharp verses and an invigorating beat, the track reinforces Songa’s position as a significant figure in the Tanzanian rap scene.
Bando, a hip-hop recording artist hailing from Tanzania, has unveiled a new track titled “Mwanangu,” featuring Maby. In this song, he reflects on the responsibilities and efforts of fathers in caring for their children.
Big Willy – a member of Hard Blasters Crew Cassette Cover “Funga Kazi 2000”
It’s Thursday again, and today we’re celebrating the 90’s Tanzanian Hip Hop group, The Hard Blasters Crew. The group originally had five members: Terry Msiagi (Luna T aka Fanani), William Shundi (Big Willie aka Crazy One), Ngida Raphael (KC1), Gabriel Kilunga (Tuff Jam), and Frank Korassa (Trigger F).
In 1994, they participated in the Yo Rap Bonanza Competition and came in second place. This success led them to release their first album, “Mambo Ya Mjini,” which featured popular songs like “Matapeli,” “Cheka nao,” “Mabishoo,” and “Ni Hard Blasters.” The album was a hit, prompting them to work on a second one in 1996. However, during the production, three members left the group to focus on school or pursue opportunities abroad, while others took over family businesses. Despite the challenges, they completed the album titled “Blast Nuff,” which included tracks like “Aje Naua,” “Kwenye Rap,” and “Blast Nuff.”
Their final album came after they added Joseph Haule, also known as Professor Jay, who was previously called Nigga J. This album, “Funga Kazi 2000,” featured popular songs such as “Chemsha Bongo,” “Mamsap,” and “Chuzi Limekubali.” To celebrate this throwback, I’m sharing one song from each album. Enjoy!
Weusi, a prominent hip hop collective from Tanzania, consists of talented artists Joh Makini, G Nako, Lord Eyes, and Nikki Wa Pili. Renowned for their vibrant sound and exceptional lyrical skills, the group has unveiled a new hit titled “Booty Hummer.”
This lively track serves as a sequel to their well-received song, “Humu Tu,” and exemplifies Weusi’s distinctive approach of merging witty wordplay with captivating rhythms. The release is poised to create a significant impact in the Bongo Flava and hip hop genres, further solidifying their position as pioneers in the Tanzanian music landscape.
This DJ Mix by DJ NGOMANAGWA presents an energetic array of nostalgic music from Tanzania, highlighting the essence of Bongo Hip Hop, which is the Tanzanian Hip Hop genre. It is important to clarify that none of the content is available for purchase; all mixes and performances are intended solely for promotional use. We appreciate your listening and hope you enjoy the wonderful music!