currently riding high on the success of her self-titled debut album.
The album, which took her years to perfect, is a combination of afro-jazz, traditional and a cultural cross-breed of Zimbabwe’s rhythms and melodies.
Prudence has become more confident and has so much faith in her musical abilities that she dares to experiment in front of her fans.
She brings out her versatility during her performances when she often does freestyles, sampling old school hip-hop lines and even nursery rhymes over her own jazz instrumentation.
Tomorrow Pru, as her fans affectionately know her, will raise the stakes even higher when she challenges herself to perform without any other instruments besides guitars.
Dubbed “Mabhangu naPru”, the show – to be held at the Gallery Delta – will feature an ensemble of young up-and-coming guitarists.
“I wanted to experiment with my music and give people the same tunes they know in a funky vibe,” she said.
Recently she thrilled fans in Mutare at the World Aids Day celebrations at Sakubva Stadium.
With her sweet voice and sassy attitude, Prudence has soul that alone makes her a stand out from the rest.



