Chiwoniso Maraire is a Zimbabwean singer and songwriter. Most of her music falls under the Zimbabwean mbira genre. Chiwoniso is the lead singer for Chiwoniso & Vibe Culture for the past four years.

Chiwoniso was born in Olympia, in Washington state in the U.S.A. Her father, ethnomusicologist Dumisani Maraire, taught marimba and mbira in America between 1972 and 1990. He was also a renowned stage performer along with Chiwoniso's mother, Linda Nemarundwe Maraire.

Oliver Mtukudzi is one of the greatest musicians to come out of Zimbabwe. He has created a genre called Tuku Music and he has performed to diverse crowds all over the world.
His music career spans over 20 years.

Some of his songs include Chikara, Wake up, Shanda, Raki, Neria, Hear me Lord, Dzoka Uyamwe, Ngoromera, etc

Thabani Ndlovu aka Bufallo Souljah is a Zimbabwean Reggae artiste.

Read his biography - culled from Buffalo Souljah's Myspace

I'm the third born in a family of 4 children two sisters and and one late brother. I was born 16 September 1980, 5 months after the Independence of Zimbabwe, in a city called Bulawayo.

I moved to Harare, the capital city of Zimababwe, at an early age. I attended primary school in Glenview and I completed school in a famous ghetto called Mufakose. I was raised by mother Rosebud after my parents separated.

Rocqui was born Rockford Josphat in Madagascar in 1982. He is a Zimbabwean urban grooves artiste. His music style includes urban groove, soca, dancehall, afro-pop, house music, etc

He grew up in Harare and dropped out of school at Form 3. In 1996 while on a bus singing with friends, Rocqui was heard by a local musician who invited him to provide backing vocals on the musician's song. His big break came in 2002 when he teamed up with Leonard Mapfumo, another urban grooves artist, on the song Seiko.

Then Suzanna, Rocqui's solo effort followed.

Tongi Moyo a is a Zimbabwean Kwekwe musician.

Beginning his career in 1988, Moyo played in numerous bands. He gained his musical education in his hometown, eventually joining Shirichena Jazz Band as a session musician, helping to release two albums (1991's Ndoita Zvangu Ndoga, 1992's Wandibhowa) and a single.