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Zimbabwean award-winning guitarist and music producer <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Clive_Mukundu">Clive Mono Mukundu</a> has said that the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimdancehall">Zimdancehall</a> music genre will fade away because it is not a local sound. 
Speaking to the Sunday Mail’s Takudzwa Chihambakwe, Mukundu said that borrowed foreign genres are destined to fade away. He was responding to the questions of whether Zimdancehall was now past its peak as a genre.
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“Looking at our music history, all foreign genres have a shelf life no matter how much they trend. Zim-rock and urban grooves failed dismally. Both failed to produce a single artist who benefited financially simply because they were too foreign.
Although dancehall has a few success stories like Winky D, it will definitely fade away too. It’s just a matter of time. Already it has failed on the international stage. The reasons being that, just like hip-hop, it is a lyric-based genre. Without understanding the language, nothing makes sense. That’s why we also don’t know any Tanzanian or Ghanaian dancehall artistes who sing in their native languages.
If the artiste attempts English or Patois, they won’t stand the competition from the owners of the language. So unless the formula changes, Zimdancehall will never make an international breakthrough and will probably fade away one day.
“Every time when something is said to be trending or fashionable in Zimbabwean music, it is always borrowed from another culture. It is very difficult to be rated A-list on a borrowed genre.”
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Popular Zimdancehall musicians in Zimbabwe include Winky D, the late Soul Jah Love, Killer T, and Poptain.
More: <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/is-zim-dancehall-fading">Sunday Mail</a>

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Zimdancehall Will Die Because It's A Borrowed Foreign Genre - Mono Mukundu

Award winning guitarist Clive Mukundu has advised musicians to stay away from “groupies” and to be disciplined saying that most musicians die from sexually transmitted infections. He also went to advise his fellow musicians to plan for and invest for the future.
In an interview, Mukundu said:
<blockquote>…You will see women falling for you and you brag thinking you are the best thing ever to happen to women and music.
Having nearly 200 shows a year that can mean sleeping with a considerable number of women as well. And the musician can one day be found wanting without protection (condoms).
The Groupies sometimes they don’t need your money but target musicians after every show for sex. Some brag that they have slept with nearly all bassists, drummers, lead guitarists of all bands in the country.
If you ask bar men and ladies they will tell you this whole story because they have seen many musicians being victims,
Some of these women will be on medication, but very beautiful and attractive that no simply band member can resist such as woman.
Instead of concentrating on buying expensive and lovely things for show off, every time you go on tour buy essential things as well as save</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.newzimbabwe.com/showbiz-38010-Most+musicians+die+of+STI,+says+Mono/showbiz.aspx">New Zimbabwe</a>

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