🎤 Top 3 Zimbabwean Artists to Watch Out for in 2025

From NAMA winners to street-buzz icons, these rising stars are shaping the future of Zimbabwean music.

By Jive TV | June 20, 2025

🔥 Introduction

Zimbabwe’s music scene is experiencing an explosive renaissance, with new voices redefining sound, style, and cultural influence. From Afro-fusion to urban trap, local talent is pushing creative boundaries and captivating both local and international audiences.

At Jive TV, we’ve been tracking the artists with the momentum, message, and magic to dominate 2025. Here are three Zimbabwean artists you need to keep your eyes and ears on this year.

🎙️ 1. Master H (Hillary Marufu)

Genre: Afro-fusion / Urban Contemporary

Why He Matters:

Master H made major waves after winning Outstanding Male Musician at the 2025 National Arts Merit Awards (NAMAs). His music blends heartfelt melodies, urban rhythms, and relatable storytelling that resonates with both township streets and festival stages.

With his fan base rapidly expanding on digital platforms and new international collaborations rumored for the year, Master H is poised to break into regional charts.

> “I want to create music that heals, unites, and moves people—across borders,” — Master H, backstage at NAMAs.

 

🎤 2. Tamy Moyo

Genre: Afro-pop / Soul

Why She Matters:

A familiar face with a fresh new wave, Tamy Moyo took home the Outstanding Female Musician award at the 2025 NAMAs. Known for her electrifying performances and graceful vocals, Tamy is stepping deeper into songwriting with powerful anthems focused on love, identity, and empowerment.

With a new album in the works and recent appearances on continental stages, Tamy is flying the Zimbabwean flag high. Expect sleek visuals, genre-bending tracks, and more intimate storytelling this year.

> “Tamy Moyo has transitioned from rising star to cultural icon.” — Jive Review Show, Episode 5.

🎧 3. Voltz JT

Genre: Hip-hop / Urban Trap

Why He Matters:

Voltz JT is not just a rapper—he’s a storyteller. His award-winning album N.O.P Makoni took Outstanding Album at the 2025 NAMAs and continues to shake up hip-hop in Zimbabwe. His lyrical depth, fusion of Shona-English wordplay, and hard-hitting beats make him a voice for a generation navigating both hustle and heritage.

His visuals trend across platforms like YouTube and TikTok, and fans relate deeply to his socially conscious bars. With a album EP out (NOP) , Voltz is building something beyond the music: a movement.

> “Nkosi means King,” — Voltz JT on Jive Sessions.

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