Point Black is pleased to present the October edition of The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe newsletter. This newsletter is prepared by the amazing team at the NACZ and edited and designed by Point Black.
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Read MoreAfter the release of his De’Grace EP over 3 years ago Jordan MoOzy makes his return to music with Kalahari Coyote EP, out 6th June 2025 on all digital platforms. Containing 3 engaging tracks, the EP draws on 80’s soundscapes and adds to them a cross-cultural twist.
Read MoreJordan MoOzy serves up the bouncy No Time. Produced by Fella, the song sees MoOzy encourage his love interest to take note of the urgency of their situation. The song elegantly serves as both a statement of desire and a clarion call to action.
Read MorePoint Black is pleased to present the April edition of The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe newsletter. This newsletter is prepared by the amazing team at the NACZ and edited and designed by Point Black.
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Read MoreRenowned presenter, DJ and producer SUPTA marks a new chapter with the uptempo Your Love and invites the graceful singer-songwriter Jordan MoOzy back to music.
Read MorePoint Black is pleased to present the March edition of The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe newsletter. This newsletter is prepared by the amazing team at the NACZ and edited and designed by Point Black.
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Read MorePoint Black is pleased to present the February edition of The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe newsletter. This newsletter is prepared by the amazing team at the NACZ and edited and designed by Point Black.
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Read MorePoint Black is pleased to present the January edition of The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe newsletter. This newsletter is prepared by the amazing team at the NACZ and edited and designed by Point Black.
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Read MorePoint Black is pleased to present the December edition of The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe newsletter. This newsletter is prepared by the amazing team at the NACZ and edited and designed by Point Black.
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Read MoreLast week, Freddy Mulli invited me to speak to a group of talented finalists in the "PodQuest 2024" podcast competition in Kenya, hosted by Youth+ Radio, where I shared what I have learned from running one of Zimbabwe’s biggest podcasts for over 10 years
Read MorePoint Black is pleased to present the November edition of The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe newsletter. This newsletter is prepared by the amazing team at the NACZ and edited and designed by Point Black.
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Read MoreI had the pleasure of presenting at a UNESCO workshop about "Promoting Zimbabwe's Music Sector in the Digital Space” to some of the country's most talented artists and music professionals
I gave a presentation called "Tips and Tools for the 21st Century Creator: Music 101 in the Digital Space”, which is self-explanatory
Read MorePoint Black is excited to announce that it has partnered with the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe to produce its monthly newsletter for all stakeholders in the country’s Arts Sector. Point Black will be handling all design duties while assisting the NACZ on the editorial content and distribution of the newsletter.
Read MorePoint Black is pleased to present the September edition of The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe newsletter. This newsletter is prepared by the amazing team at the NACZ and edited and designed by Point Black.
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Read MoreIt’s a star-studded affair with DJ Speedsta bringing the summer early in this phenomenon of music madness we never knew we needed. My Way opens with a melody reminiscent of tropical optics somewhere off the coast of Mexico, you can almost taste the sun and palm trees. The sax adds amazing vibes to this song, setting up the perfect opening for Blxckie to enter with his vocal finesse.
Read MoreJordan Moozy has been making a lot of waves internationally recently as more and more people discover his music and talents. As Jordan prepares for his first major show in Eswathini at the Luju Festival he was featured in an article on the Symphonic Blog written by respected Music Industry commenter Randi Zimmerman.
Read MoreThe dynamic duo behind the popular podcast 2 Broke Twimbos is thrilled to announce their inclusion on Hypebeast Africa's esteemed list of "Podcasts You Need to Tune into in 2024." Founded by Point Black’s Managing Director Phil Chard and his business partner Danis Dube 2 Broke Twimbos is widely considered one of the biggest podcasts on the continent
Read MoreRising Afro-Pop performer Jordan Moozy is taking his musical journey to new heights as he was just announced as one of the acts performing at the prestigious Access Music Festival to be held in Kigali, Rwanda. The festival, slated for November 14-16, 2024, will showcase a diverse range of musical talent from across the African continent, and Jordan Moozy’s inclusion marks a significant milestone in his burgeoning career.
Read MoreJordan Moozy has shown himself to be a breath of talented air as his star continues to shine across the region. During a visit to Johanessburg where he has been recording with a number of artists, he was invited to appear on Radio 702’s marquee Breakfast show with Gugs Mhlungu.
Read MoreZimbabwe's premier DJ, RayDizz, once again demonstrated why he is one of the top international DJs, with recent standout performances at Dubai’s prestigious Coca-Cola Arena and Coca-Cola Dome. RayDizz opened for the legendary Boyz II Men on April 28, 2024, and a fortnight later, he shared the stage with reggae icon Shaggy and R&B legends Blackstreet on May 11, 2024.
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