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Nyasha David, Hulengende strike gold with ‘Dhindindi’

Langalihle Mhiti

Nyasha David and Hulengende are enjoying a promising musical moment as their latest collaboration, Dhindindi, continues to attract attention, with the song’s infectious energy and accompanying visuals winning over music lovers.

The track has quickly established itself as a talking point on the local entertainment scene, with its strong reception reflecting the growing appeal of collaborations between artists with distinct musical identities.

According to Nyasha David, Dhindindi pulled 173 000 YouTube views within its first 24 hours of release, climbing to number 12 on the platform’s trending list.

For Nyasha David, the achievement has brought a different kind of excitement, particularly when compared to the performance of his previous release, Ta Ta Ta, which reportedly attracted approximately 220 000 views within its first day.

Speaking on the latest milestone, Nyasha said he was not entirely surprised by the response, considering the people involved in the project, but admitted that it was still a refreshing experience.

“Well, I wasn’t really surprised because the song has a collaborative effort with the man of the moment, but honestly, it’s more really a new feeling because Ta Ta Ta reached about 220k in one day,” he said.

The collaboration sees Nyasha working with Hulengende, whose distinctive musical approach has been attracting considerable attention. Nyasha said one of the things he admires most about his collaborator is his willingness to experiment and explore different creative directions.

“That’s a long story, but to cut it short, he has a unique style that I admire. He is not afraid to try new things,” he said.

Beyond its catchy presentation, Dhindindi carries a playful message centred on enjoyment and admiration of a beautiful woman.

Explaining the meaning behind the title, Nyasha said, “Dhindindi is basically mafaro or kurira, so it’s talking about a lady anopisa, chahwirira chino Dada.” The accompanying visuals were also designed to capture the chemistry between the two musicians, with Nyasha revealing that the intention was to recreate the excitement they experienced while recording the track.

“We wanted to recreate an amazing vibe we had when we were recording the song,” he said.

The success of the collaboration has also given Nyasha reason to reflect on his musical journey, particularly as he continues working towards establishing a stronger presence in the industry.

Asked about his progress, the musician remained optimistic, suggesting that the positive response to his recent work was an encouraging sign.

“I think we are slowly getting there,” he said.

While Dhindindi continues to gather momentum, Nyasha hinted that the current release is only part of what he has planned for his fans, confirming that more music is on the way.

He also extended his appreciation to supporters of both musicians, acknowledging the role they have played in giving the collaboration a strong start. “More music is coming, and to both my fans and Hulengende’s fans, we love and appreciate you,” he said.

With the two artists bringing their individual creativity together, Dhindindi has provided another example of how musical collaborations can create exciting moments for Zimbabwean music.