Unseen Legends, 5 Zambian Music artists Who Faded into Silence (finished).
Despite the fact that Zambia’s thriving music industry has generated many legendary successes, the gifted songwriters behind these songs occasionally lose recognition. These are five prosperous musicians who left the limelight yet left a lasting impression.
1. Burna, or Mwana Wakuchipata Burna,
Thanks in part to partnerships with 408 Empire’s Y Celeb and Jemax, Burna burst onto the forefront with the infectious dancehall hit “Fwedede Dancing.” Burna has produced remarkably little music since her early triumph.
2. May C. Based in Kopala May C helped make “Oya Mpu,” the breakthrough tune that popularized Dope Boys, a success. His image as a rising artist was further solidified with his subsequent solo album, “Tele,” which included Slapdee. May C’s musical career, regrettably, appears to have come to a standstill.
3. Red Bax
Third, Red Bax “Savage Muli Suit” (2017-2018), a romantic anthem enhanced by Chef 187 and Daev Zambia’s (RIP) contributions, won over hearts and won the rapper Red Bax, who is living in Lusaka. Since then, the output of Red Bax has decreased.
4. Chichi Appreciations Daev Zambia appeared on the poignant “Mutima” by Chichi Praise, which is still regarded as a masterpiece. Chichi Praise’s admirers are left wondering what may have been since the singer has sadly been unable to duplicate her success.
5. Mr. Jere:
Using Yo Maps, currently one of Zambia’s most well-known performers, on “Katenge,” Kabwe-based singer-songwriter Mr. Jere mesmerized listeners. Mr. Jere’s career has been unexpectedly unchanging despite this catchy partnership.
Even if these musicians aren’t currently working on new songs, Zambian music fans still enjoy their timeless hits.
