Stunner brings out seventh album

Stunner
Stunner

Courage Musariri Entertainment Reporter
URBAN grooves sensation, Desmond Chideme better known as Stunner in the music circles, has released his seventh album entitled Ndaita Mbiri.
Stunner, who is among the architects of the urban music revolution in Zimbabwe, has bounced back with this 15-track album. The album features songs like Head Boy 5-0, Ndaita Mbiri, Jesus Money, Number 1 Fan and Bvepfepfe among others.
“The album is available online because this is most profitable way to market it at the moment but will soon be on the ordinary market,” said Stunner. Last year, the award winning hip-hop artiste had a hit album, Ndauraya Munhu, directed at his competitors and had hit tracks such as Panofa Munhu, Next Level and Anna.

His previous albums include, Hameno, Kalife, Team hombe, Number One and Can’t stop me. The Godo hitmaker grew up in Glen Norah, Harare and started as a choreographer before recording his own music.

He made it into mainstream Zimbabwean music with hits such as Team Hombe and Dhafu Korera and owns a label called Tazoita $ash Records, which has signed on artistes such as Shastro, Junior Brown, MC Chita, ExQ, Russo, J Boss, Dr Clarence, Johnny K and Munhu Mutema.

The Harare-based artiste continues to rise and has featured in many television and radio advertisements. He had the honour of being the first Zimbabwean to perform on the Big Brother Africa Live Eviction Show, two years ago.

He scooped three of the inaugural Zimbabwe Hip- Hop Awards and has received distinctive recognition for his music from the Nama awards and the African Entertainment Awards. Known for his entertaining shows, lyrical dexterity and great beats, Stunner is widely sought after to be featured in songs by other local artistes.

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