Monday, November 25

Evidence Chihera Interviews Gushungo The Artist Accused Of Copying Jah Prayzah & Andy Muridzo

Evidence Chihera found Tatenda Gomwe aka Gushungo the artist thats being accused of being a Jah prayzah and Andy Muridzo Copycat. Gushungo says he is not a copy cat but just sings the same type of music as Jah and Andy watch the video below as Evedence Chihera interviews him.

fu­sion artiste Ta­tenda Gomwe, pop­u­larly known as Gushungo (pic­turedright), is work­ing on his sec­ond al­bum.

The sec­ond project, an eight-track al­bum, is ti­tled Ndi­dane. It car­ries tracks Mub­vunzo, Ma Mo yo, Ne hand a, Mh uri Yangu, Va ku ru, Dzudzo Mum usha, Chem­bere Dzomudziva and the ti­tle track.

He draws his in­spi­ra­tion from Andy Muridzo and Jah Prayzah.

“I got in­spired by Andy Muridzo and JP that is why l sound more like them, but l am di er­ent from them,” Gushungo said.

Al­though Gushungo and Muridzo are from the same “Gushungo” (crocodile) totem, Muridzo has never helped Gushungo in his mu­sic ca­reer.

“We are close yes and are of the same totem, but l have failed to help Gushungo be­cause he has al­ways wanted to look and sound like me, hence he tries to copy ev­ery­thing that l do so help­ing him is al­ways di cult,” Muridzo said.

The 30-year-old Gushungo’s de­but al­bum ti­tled Machem­bere was re­leased last year.

The artiste be­lieves his rst al­bum did not make much im­pact due to the lock­down reg­u­la­tions.

“My rst al­bum was hit hard by the rst lock­down in April last year. We did not have time to mar­ket it and live shows were banned as well, but we have recti ed our mis­takes and we are go­ing to do bet­ter this time," added Gushungo.

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