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The genre has had its pool of committed followers who make sure that they follow their best artistes whenever they perform.
In Zimbabwe, the likes of “Ras Jabu” whose real name is Trevor Hall, Transit Crew and Mic Inity have been at the forefront of keeping reggae music alive.
Mic Inity almost single-handedly revived the vibe that used to characterise most venues that played host to reggae artistes.
The talented chanter continues blaze a trail in the same way and he has turned Spillway Bar and Restaurant along Lake Chivero into a haven for reggae music lovers.
Mic Inity is set to set the joint on fire tomorrow (Saturday) when he plays at the venue.
The young musician is famous for his renditions of hit songs by some reggae music greats like Bob Marley among others and people just love that.
This is exactly what Mic Inity is expected to do when he plays at Spillway where he is not a new feature.
The artiste commands a stage presence that keeps his audience sweating as they dance along to his hard-hitting music. He also has his own catalogue of songs that are known for their pulling power and fans should look forward to such gems at tomorrow’s show.
The show, that will start in the afternoon, gives revelers a moment to enjoy their weekend while enjoying the fresh ambience of nature around them like the lake, birds and the green environment characterises the joint.
Born Michael Madamombe in Marondera, Mic Inity rose to prominence playing cover versions of popular reggae legends such as Gregory Isaacs, Bob Marley and Peter Tosh.
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- Herald
- July 28, 2026
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