Shinsoman, Killer T invade Beitbridge

Sophia Chese : Arts Correspondent

Dancehall musicians Killer T and Shinsoman unite tonight stage a show at Pagomba Café in Beitbridge. The two musicians have enjoyed cordial relationship and recently they hosted a successful show in Bindura. Killer T said it was good to have joint shows as musicians so that they give their fans the best. Through his manager Kudzai Biston the musician said they will continue having joint shows with different chanters.“We have lined up different shows with several musicians as we thrive to give fans the best,” he said.

He said they had no problem in sharing the stage with musicians from different genres.

“We are not limited to dancehall when it comes to joint shows and collaborations but open to every musician. Tonight’s show is another good example of what we have in store,” he said.

Peter Chiyangwa, Shinsoman’s manager said he was happy to be sharing stage with one of the best dancehall artists in the country.

“These shows are very good and useful for us because we are doing our best to give fans the best,” he said.

He said it was important that musicians unite for shows so that they work to improve on stage performance as well as giving people interesting acts.

“Joint performances break monotony at live shows and that is my encouragement to every Zimbabwean musician to have joint shows,” said Chiyangwa.

Organisers of the event said they were happy to be hosting the two chanters in Beitbridge for the first time.

“The two have decided to unite for shows outside Harare. That is a good move for their fans as they will do their best to shine.

“All is set for the show and we are only waiting for the day,” said one of the coordinators.

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