Tererai Mugwadi responds to ‘Urban Grooves is Dying’

Clayton Ndlovu, Sanii Makhalima and Xtra Large have all given us their thoughts on where Urban Grooves is Going in response to our article that said that the popular genre of music was dying.

Now Tererai Mugwadi, one of the original hit-makers on the Zimbabwean Urban Grooves scene, gives us her thoughts…

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