The phenomenal rise of the dancehall genre spurred Seh Calaz to new heights as he joined a music generation of young ghetto youths that were ready to conquer other genres. Articles and commentaries that identify allAfrica. In recent times we have seen a lot of high profile international dancehall acts coming to perform in Zimbabwe as a sign of endorsement of the ever growing genre. As the Zimdancehall music was getting stronger he decided to try his voice in the art. There was a problem processing your submission. 
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As he made it up the ladder, his chants went viral and he became known as "mubhanditi. Among many artistes that are pushing the wave is chanter Seh Calaz.
By submitting above, you agree to our privacy policy. He was unknown but his entry attracted attention in the industry. The phenomenal rise of the dancehall genre spurred Seh Calaz to new heights as he joined a music generation of young ghetto youths that were ready to conquer other genres.
Seh Calaz remains focused in his work and this attribute has opened doors and avenues for him locally, regionally and internationally. It seems they see Seh Calaz as a threat in the congested industry that has endless battles for fame as songs are released everyday while producers constantly compete in unleashing new riddims.
The "Mabhanditi" stable president has toured the UK twice and he is also scheduled to perform there again this year. Sign up for free AllAfrica Newsletters Get the latest in African news delivered straight to your inbox.
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Zimdancehall Awards 2014
There was a problem processing your submission. Many other artistes have come on board and the Zimdancehall wave is now unstoppable. This promises to be an eventful year for Seh Calaz and he is ready to deliver and usher his fans to a new dimension of Zimdancehall.
Top Headlines Zimbabwe Entertainment Music. The year is still in its infancy but he is already in the centre of Zimdancehall activities as some artistes take turns to attack him in their songs. Last year he released a track album titled "Bandit Rebirth. Seh Calaz made headlines by becoming one of the earliest local Zimdancehall artistes to collaborate with an internationally recognised dancehall artiste when he did a track with Jamaica's Turbulence.
A lot of people confuse his stable name to mean a past life ridden with crime and time spent in jail but it is a name he uses to identify with the suffering of the poor masses.
Between and Mumanyi was a choir member at Christ Embassy Church. In recent times we have seen a lot of high profile international dancehall acts coming to ndinochdma in Zimbabwe as a sign of endorsement of the ever growing genre.
The rise of Zimdancehall in recent years was catalysed by the increase of backyard studios, which artistes from humble backgrounds took advantage of to make music. Articles and commentaries that identify allAfrica. Seh Calaz immediately cemented his position in the industry, albeit in a controversial way because of the rivalry that was hot in their genre.
Despite venturing into secular music, he says he is still an ardent follower of Pastor Chris, leader nxinochema the church.
Thereafter, his hit song "Mumota Murikubvira" shook the airwaves and up to now remains one of the most loved tracks at dancehall shows. Please try again later.
He has performed at high profile local gigs and has toured South Africa many times. In Mumanyi made his first steps in Zimdancehall as Seh Calaz.
Zimbabwe: Seh Calaz - From Church Choir to Zimdancehall -
We publish news and views ranging from vigorous opponents of governments to government publications and spokespersons. She was raising him as a single mother and the loss was a huge blow to Seh Calaz. From that first release, Seh Calaz went on to churn out many more songs and grew into one Zimdancehall's sought-after artistes.
Artistes such as Wallace "Winky D" Chirumiko and King Labash gained popularity with Shona hits like "Chaputika" and "Kukonzeresa", proving that local musicians could also produce and give a local flavour to a genre that was regarded as foreign.
This tag though does not perturb him as it pushes him to work even harder in the face of competition that surrounds him. The controversial tag has stuck with him to date and he is regarded as one of the most controversial dancehall artiste in the country. Publishers named above each report are responsible for their own content, which AllAfrica does not have the legal right to edit or correct.
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