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The trio is expected to give revellers a show of a lifetime in a lively back-to-back concert scheduled for this Friday at the Book Café.
Rutendo will have a platform to showcase her talent to Zimbabwe in general and potential sponsors in particular as she launches her determined drive to get to Berklee.
“Stepping Out” is co-ordinated by arts development organisation Pamberi Trust through its youth and gender programmes.
It will turn the spotlight on the astounding progress of these young women who are stepping out boldly in their careers and asserting themselves on the arts sector widely regarded as a male domain.
They are set to lead the way for the new generation in a country that is overflowing with talented artistes.
Masike, a highly acclaimed young mbira-singer-songwriter, has been on a voyage of discovery as a musician since childhood.
She graduated from the Zimbabwe College of Music some years ago before forming her band “Kakuwe” producing two albums “Hope” and “Mbira Love & Chocolate”.
On the other hand, Ammara Brown is also an amazing young singer whose star has been rising ever since the East Africa’s Idol competition in 2008.
Described as “a truly exceptional talent, with striking vocals and strong stage presence”, the charismatic young artiste went on to reach acclaim in her hometown Harare.
She performed widely learning from and making beautiful music with her late father Andy Brown.
Since Andy’s sad demise, Ammara is growing steadily stronger as she matures in artistry and builds an exciting stage performance.
Machiridza, an exceptionally gifted musician, singer and songwriter is set to study in USA, on a merit scholarship.
Recognised worldwide as one of the top schools for music education, Berklee provides a rigorous programme that trains students who have met their high standards for selection to excel in careers in music.
Online Reporter