Emmerson Mnangagwa Junior released his latest musical project on Friday. The artist performs under the stage name St Emmo and completed his third studio album after three years of work. His father serves as Zimbabwe's president, but the musician keeps his political connections separate from his artistic career. The 15-track collection features both famous performers and unknown talent from across the country. St Emmo calls the project The Producer's Album 2 and describes it as his first major collaboration effort.
Established musicians Jah Prayzah and Gemma Griffiths appear on several songs alongside newcomers like Carlo and Jackie. The album mixes different musical styles from Alternative and Afrobeats to Hip Hop and Jazz fusion. St Emmo plans to promote four main songs from the collection over the coming months. MaBlesser features Jay Afrik and represents the first single from the new release.
The artist previously fought music piracy through digital-only distribution methods for his second album Abstractica. He believes musicians deserve payment for their creative work and refuses to undervalue his artistic output. St Emmo has worked with other popular performers like Nutty O and Poptain throughout his career. The musician remains open to future partnerships with additional artists from Zimbabwe's music scene.
Established musicians Jah Prayzah and Gemma Griffiths appear on several songs alongside newcomers like Carlo and Jackie. The album mixes different musical styles from Alternative and Afrobeats to Hip Hop and Jazz fusion. St Emmo plans to promote four main songs from the collection over the coming months. MaBlesser features Jay Afrik and represents the first single from the new release.
The artist previously fought music piracy through digital-only distribution methods for his second album Abstractica. He believes musicians deserve payment for their creative work and refuses to undervalue his artistic output. St Emmo has worked with other popular performers like Nutty O and Poptain throughout his career. The musician remains open to future partnerships with additional artists from Zimbabwe's music scene.
