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From roots to hardcore ragga with Zuluman

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Africas dancehall king Zulumanīs new album "Keeping it real" takes you from the deepest roots to the heart of hardcore ragga..

Zuluman is Africa's new generation Reggae Dancehall artist coming from Zimbabwe. Zuluman is known in Africa for the hit songs Crazy girls, Money and his contribution to the film "My People, My Struggle" by BBC.
The album is a strict culture code for the new generation. It's all about dancehall and ragga tunes meeting positively aimed Rastafarian lyrics.
Musically Keeping it real brings unlimited colour, flavour, feel and freshness to reggae scene. With brand new riddims by new reggae label Lion Tribe records.
Zuluman keeps in touch with the real situation by uncompromisingly passing the message to the new generation. With tracks like "Clash dem" that tell of
discrimination against Rastafarians by people who use Rasta products to make money. Tracks like "Gunshot na talk and "Lock dem up" calling on Jamaicans to stop the gun violence. My favourite song is "Africa under pressure. This song exposes the working of neo colonialism in African politics.

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