Saturday, 5 September 2026

The Secret to Growth as a Musician is Love

Dear Musicians

The secret to growth as a musician isn't always about having the biggest song, the most followers, or the most expensive equipment.

Sometimes, growth starts with something much simpler: showing love.


Appreciate other artists. Celebrate their achievements. Share their music. Attend their shows. Congratulate them when they release a new song. Give credit where credit is due.




The music industry is not supposed to be a battlefield where every artist sees another artist as competition. There is room for many voices, different styles, and different journeys.

Collaboration Over Competition

Collaboration is one of the most powerful ways artists can grow.

When two artists work together, they don't just create a song. They bring together two audiences, two creative ideas, two networks, and two different experiences. A good collaboration can introduce you to people who may never have discovered your music otherwise.

But collaboration shouldn't always be about asking, "What can this artist do for me?"




Sometimes ask, "What can we create together?"

Support Isn't Just for the Successful

Don't only show love to artists who are already successful. Support upcoming musicians too. Today's unknown artist could become tomorrow's major star. More importantly, genuine relationships built before success often become the strongest relationships after success.



Networking vs. Relationship-Building

There is also a difference between networking and building relationships.

Networking is asking someone for something.

Relationship-building is supporting someone even when you don't immediately need anything from them.


If you constantly promote yourself but never support anyone else, people notice.

If you celebrate everybody else's wins, encourage other creatives, collaborate genuinely, and contribute to the culture, people notice that too.

Respect the Work

You don't have to like every artist's music. You don't have to collaborate with everyone. But you can still respect the work.

Give flowers while people are still here to smell them.


Comment on their work. Share. Recommend. Attend. Collaborate. Introduce people to opportunities. Celebrate wins.

Because music is bigger than one artist.

Your growth may not come from the person you are trying to impress. It may come from the artist you supported when nobody was watching.


Show love. Build relationships. Collaborate. Grow together.

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Friday, 4 September 2026

Get to know MT Trapkid aka Savage

MT TRAPKID

Mutare Trapkid aka Savage



Real Name: Liberty Elvis Muroro
Date of Birth: 9 July 1999
Origin: Honde Valley, Zimbabwe
Career: Active since 2017
Genres: Hip Hop • Trap • Drill • Afropop
Social Media: TikTok — Mutare Trapkid Official Music

ARTIST PROFILE


Friday, 28 August 2026

"Unspoken Expectations" , A song that refuses to stay inside one song

When Songs Start Talking to Each Other: The Hidden Narrative Behind Lia Sheng's "Unspoken Expectations"



​Some songs tell a story. Others make you wonder whether there's a story happening outside the song. Lia Sheng's "Unspoken Expectations" sits somewhere in between — and the longer you sit with it, the more it starts to feel less like a single track and more like one entry in an ongoing, half-hidden musical ledger.

​On the surface, it's a conversation about attention, affection, frustration, and jealousy. But placed alongside Carnot SkynetYzia's wider catalogue — particularly his collaboration with Trishy Charts on "Handigone," track four of his May 2025 album Skiri Yepa Tonaz — the song becomes something else entirely: a piece that only fully makes sense once you've heard the pieces around it.

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Tuesday, 4 August 2026

Why Every Rising Star Needs a Psychologist

 
The journey to fame is often shown as glamorous and exciting. But behind the applause and flashing lights lies a heavy mental toll. For emerging artists, going from an unknown creator to the public eye brings intense pressure — and the numbers back that up.

Franchise Slim: Zimbabwe Rapper Talks Faith, Business & The Long Game

Interviewed by Ngoda | Skynet Empire


Zimbabwe’s music scene is full of noise. Like opening TikTok on an Ama2k phone — it’s drama, and that’s what makes it sell. Simply noise.

Something different has been brewing, however. Franchise Slim is choosing a different path. He’s not chasing trends or clout. He’s telling stories people whisper about, learning the business, and staying patient.

We caught up with the artist behind the Franchise Slim brand over WhatsApp for a chat. No studio, no PR team, just a real conversation about faith, growth, friends who aren’t fans, and what it takes to last.

Here’s the full conversation, unfiltered:

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Tuesday, 28 July 2026

4 Things She Needs vs 4 Things He Became.



Let this pen bleed....

The 4 Things She Needs vs The 4 Things He Became.

There was a time when becoming a man came with instructions.
Fathers taught it. Communities enforced it. Rites made it real.

Today? Society forgot to create one yesterday. Even today, it is scary.
Fine then. We have to raise a real man for tomorrow's sake.

Because here is what she is asking for. And here is what showed up.

.... continue reading

The 4 Things She Needs. The 4 Things He Became.





There was a time when becoming a man came with instructions.
Fathers taught it. Communities enforced it. Rites made it real.

Today? Society forgot to create one yesterday. Even today, it is scary.
Fine then. We have to raise him for tomorrow's sake.

Because here is what she is asking for. And here is what showed up.

.... continue reading