Zambian songwriter and guitarist Victor Kunda Kasoma was the founder and bandleader of the Zamrock group Oscillations during the 1970s. In t...

"In 1974 we built the factory Musical Producers and Manufacturers Ltd. from scratch on the south side of the plot and attached it to th...

Named in honour of Zambia Music Parlour recording artist and honorary producer Emmanuel Mulemena, The Mulemena Boys was founded in the wake ...

Sharp-Flat Records presents the long-awaited restoration of The Broadway Quintet's cult classic Amalume (Lekani Mowa)   –  a hypnotic co...

While the works of many great artists from the 1970s and 80s was handled by Zambia Music Parlour, there are a handful of groups that had a s...

The debut album from Kitwe-based singing accountant Teddy Chisi, Limbikani translates as “be strong” and the title track encouraged Zambian...

WITCH’s “private press” edition of Introduction in 1972 and a clutch of singles from Musi-O-Tunya in 1973 are rightly heralded as the first...

By the end of the 1970s, WITCH was a Zambian music institution. Active since 1972, they had survived the Zamrock years and left an impressiv...

The WITCH occupy a vaulted position in the history of Zamrock owing to a discography that maps the decade-long trajectory of the genre itsel...

  In the mid-70s, vocalist Keith Kabwe received a call from disbanded Mabeth bassist Jerry Mausala, who pitched the idea of starting a new b...

Paul Ngozi was the wild man of the Zamrock scene, an artist who embraced the accoutrements and antics of rock and brandished the electric gu...

One of the most esteemed and sought after bassists of the Zamrock era, Ricky Banda was involved in a broad array of collaborations and assoc...