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Message: [QUOTE="Lenard, post: 402, member: 5"] I get your point of view but starting a record label in Zimbabwe is NOT a guarantee of being a successful artist. A record company requires capital to make it run efficiently and to also cover the costs of paying the staff that you will employ in the day-to-day running of the record label. I would say that Andy Muridzo right now needs to put out more music and make hay while the sun still shines. Tomorrow the Zimbabwean music landscape will certainly look different because they will always be upcoming competition from the undiscovered youngsters. I guess we can safely say right now Jah Prayzah is currently ahead of Andy Muridzo in terms of mileage. Jah Prayzah has been working with several international artists here and there, but Andy Muridzo doesn't have a major international collaboration to his name as compared to Jah Prayzah. [/QUOTE]