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Maria Chiguvari
Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub
SONGBIRD Tamy Moyo has been enjoying a successful year, headlining and featuring at high-profile events.
She has caught the attention of major companies, renowned promoters and reputable event organisers due to her growing appeal on the showbiz landscape.
As the year draws to a close, Tamy’s team is preparing to release her fourth studio album.
Titled “Royalty,” the album is set for release next Wednesday.
According to the diva, her upcoming album embodies her strength and resilience, serving as a reminder that even in the darkest moments, one can rise, realign and reclaim their power.
“I am so excited to share a body of work that holds my truth, my fire, and every piece of power I have claimed.
“This album is a reminder that even when life shakes you, you rise, you realign, you fix your crown, and step back into your royalty,” she said.
She believes that with every note and lyric, she poured her heart, soul and experiences into creating a masterpiece that showcases her growth, vulnerability, and determination.
“Every late night, every doubt, every breakthrough led me here.
“This project carries the softness, the strength, the lessons, and the woman I’m still becoming.
“I poured everything into it— the heart, the healing, the hunger,” she said.
On her third album, “Bold,” Tamy displayed her experience in the music industry through impeccably composed songs and vocal chops that can render the most hardened of heads motionless.
On “Bold,” Tamy was less hands-on than she had been on previous albums, something she said was intentional.
Part of this off-handed approach included letting other people write songs for her.
An instance of this is “Chimonyo,” which was written by Jah Prayzah.
This year, she released singles including “Unobhowa,” a song that resonates with anyone who has felt like they’re giving more than they’re getting in a relationship.
Mathew Masinge