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Pah Chihera

Mary Doma Entertainment Reporter
Afro-jazz musician Tracy Mbirimi popularly known as Pah Chihera is set to launch her second album in November.
The musician hogged the limelight with her debut album “Runonzi Rudo” with the title track becoming popular on the airwaves.
In an interview after her performance at Legends in Marondera, Pah Chihera said she was putting final touches to the album.
“People think ‘Runonzi Rudo’ is the only song I have, not knowing that there are other six tracks on the album,” she said.

“On my new album, if all goes well I will collaborate with Jah Prayzah and Tuku.”
Pah Chihera energetic performance saw a huge crowd dancing and singing along.

She promised fans a fore-taste of the new songs during her upcoming tour of the United Kingdom set for next month.
“In the UK, I am going to receive the ZIWA (Zimbabwe Women Artistes) Award which I won last month in absentia for my effort on ‘Runonzi Rudo’,”

“I would like to say I’m really humbled with the warm responses I’m getting since releasing my album.
“Zimbabweans are really supportive and I’m very grateful. I am not sure how many CDs I have sold now, but Slimaz Productions are handling everything on my behalf,” she said.

The owner of Legends Bar Daniel Masaiti hailed Pah Chihera’s professionalism after arriving for the show on time unlike other musicians who have performed at the venue.

Legends Bar has ignited Marondera and a number of artists including Suluman Chimbetu, Jah Prayzah, Douglas Chimbetu and Daina Samkange have performed at the hugely popular venue.