AFRO-jazz sensations, Prince Kudakwashe Musarurwa and Alfred Nenguwo will introduce township jazz nights titled Nasahwira Wangu at Alliance Française on April 30.
BY MOSES MUGUGUNYEKI
Prince K as Musarurwa is popularly known said the concerts will be monthly events, which are also a tribute to his late grandfather Augustine Musarurwa.
“The concert features Alfred Nenguwo — an award-winning artiste. We decided to do a joint concert to celebrate township-type of music and also to celebrate and acknowledge my late grandfather Augustine Musarurwa,” Musarurwa said.
The MaGumbo hit-maker said he will also introduce his new songs at the concert.
“I will introduce my new song Muchakwakuzirwa a township jam, as well as a collaboration I did with Alfred called Nasahwira Wangu. Our plan is to host the concert every month and we will be introducing new Afro-jazz acts as we go,” he said.
Musarurwa said they have assembled one band specifically for the concert. Prince K is also featured on Nenguwo’s song African Sun off his 2014 album Tirikwedu.
The Mbare-born Nenguwo, who appears to have affirmed his position as the heir apparent to township jazz band Mbare Trio is among the most sought-after jazz artistes in the country at the moment.
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