Hip-hop singer Maleta for Durban fete

Vongai Mbara Arts Correspondent
Local hip-hop crooner, Jimmie Maleta is set to share the stage with some of Africa’s finest musician at the end of year party to be held in Durban.

Maleta who is working on a new album said he is ecstatic about the event and promised to deliver the best.

“I am so excited to be part of the lineup. After so much hard work, it feels great to be appreciated and have this platform to share my talent. I am ready and I promise to deliver my best performance” he said.

The cheerful musician said he is going to perform some of his popular songs “Winner”, “Shona Phansi” and his latest release “Samasimba” which is part of the promo-album.

“My songs have been doing very well and I thank God for that. Shona Phansi has been nominated in Kadoma/Chegutu music awards for best video of the year category. ‘Winner’ has become a sing-along, something that I am really proud of. I have also been receiving a lot of positive feedback on my latest release ‘Samamsimba’ so I am excited to perform them,” he said.

“Samasimba” features South African artist Zipho K and its video has been gaining views.

“Samasimba is a gospel song that I did to encourage people to focus on divine blessings rather than wealth. I realized that most people when faced with hardships or challenges shift their focus from doing good and tend to put their faith and trust in the stars,” he said

Earlier this year, Maleta released a singles collection which features some of the Urban Grooves pioneers like Nox and Memory Zaranyika.

Maleta said he has managed to create a diverse fan base by collaborating with international artists.

“The music journey is quite challenging and I have managed to overcome some of these challenges by expanding my fan base. I have obtained a diverse fan base from collaborations I did with great artist from Nigeria, Burundi, Congo, Tanzania and South Africa among many others. My upcoming album is also packed with exciting collaborations,” said Maleta.

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