NEW: Boost for Mash West music recording studio  

Online Reporter  

A fledgling music recording studio based in Chinhoyi, Cashflow Records, recently received state-of-the-art studio equipment worth 16 000 rand from South African-based businessman and philanthropist Dr Reynolds Muza.

The equipment comprises studio monitors, audio interfaces, microphones and isolation shields, among other things.

Cashflow’s founder Lloyd Karira said the donation will go a long way in developing the music industry in Chinhoyi and Mashonaland West Province.

“As a music producer, it pained me to see local musicians travelling to Harare to record their music.

“The musicians now have a recording studio at their doorstep. I am still in a state of shock and I don’t know how I should thank Dr Muza,” Karira said.

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