Online Reporter
Maria Chiguvari
Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub
Zimdancehall sensation Enzo Ishall teased fans with exclusive previews of one of his upcoming songs, “Musoro” featuring Killer T at the Castle Lager Braai Fest held at Glamis Arena on Saturday.
The duo was once in a collaboration back in 2019 for the song “Kure (Remix),” a remix of the original track “Kure”.
The remix features an extensive list of artists, including Ishan, Ti Gonzi, Frya, and Dobba Don, alongside Enzo Ishall and Killer T.
The duo will now come together for a collaboration.
The chanter, Enzo Ishall is also expected to release “Masports”, before the month ends.
The event, now in its 10th year, brought together music lovers and foodies for a day of unforgettable entertainment.
Enzo Ishall’s manager, Ngoni Nyamunokora, revealed that these two tracks will be the artist’s final releases for the year.
“We had a good year, and we’re excited to share these new songs with our fans,” Nyamunokora said.
“Both tracks are expected to drop by the end of the month, so stay tuned!”
Enzo Ishall’s camp said the song “Musoro” featuring Killer T promises to be a high-energy collaboration, blending Enzo Ishall’s signature dancehall style with Killer T’s unique flow.
Meanwhile, Ngoni said “Masports” will be a fan favourite, with its catchy beats and infectious rhythm.
Enzo Ishall took to the stage, performing alongside other notable artists, including Winky D, Ammara Brown, and DJ Tira.
The event was a testament to Zimbabwe’s vibrant music scene, with attendees dancing and singing along to their favourite tunes.
Castle Lager Braai Fest has become a staple in Zimbabwe’s entertainment calendar, celebrating community, music, and good food. This year’s event was extra special, marking a decade of bringing people together.
To celebrate the milestone, Castle Lager Braai Fest had micro events, which kicked off in Mt Darwin in August.
The Micro Braai Fests mirrored the experience, giving communities across the country a chance to engage with the brand and share in the tradition before the national stage lights up.
