Artistes dream big for 2015

Mary Doma Entertainment Reporter
With a few days into the New Year several artistes have already begun laying down their plans for 2015.
They say 2014 was quite an eventful year with the infamous Sting stage show ending at a sad note, ZIMA awards, Zimpraise, hip-hop awards and the rise of Tocky Vibes.

Like most people, local artists have made resolutions as far as entertainment is concerned.

Some might decide to take a short break and rest for a while this year while others have devoted the New Year to a lot of activities.

We caught up with some artistes who shared their visions for 2015 whether they will be taking a break or pushing through their new projects:

Jah Prayzah

Mukudzei Mukombe affectionately known as Jah Prayzah, said he was working on new songs.

The lanky artiste who is smarting from a copyright case which threatened his career said he was working on original music.

Oliver Mtukudzi

The seasoned singer said he would be taking a three weeks break and then prepares for the USA and Canada tour.

ExQ

“I want to go regional with my music. My new album is coming out this year, date to be advised and I’m having collaborations with artistes from Malawi, Zambia and South Africa in the first quarter of the year,” he said.

 Trevor Dongo

“I will be doing a collaboration with a Nigerian artiste  I’m also releasing a DVD album with new tracks and some of my old ones.”

Pah Chihera

“This year I hope to release my new album which has been a working progress since last year” she said.

Seh Calaz

“I am working on my debut album and it is going to be a masterpiece. Its going to have one contemporary song and the album will feature various international artistes from Jamaica and South Africa,” he said.

Blessing Gatsi

“I want to work with more artistes and produce quality videos. I will be working on a new album with Prince Musarurwa in the first quarter of the year and I hope it will be a success,”he said.

Diana Samukange

“This week I am releasing a video called ‘Mweneweyo” and I am still working on my new album which will be coming out end of March,” she said.

 

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