The most recognized Zimdancehall artist & Joina City hitmaker, Freeman, celebrates his birthday today. Over the years, he's won the hearts of many as he continues giving his fans the best music ever.
Besides making major moves in the industry, and having a sound that is described as a fusion of Afro Dancehall and Afro Beats, Freeman has also found himself trending for the wrong reasons sometimes. Remember when he was dragged for not supporting other artists in the industry and when he said Nigerian artists are better than Zim artists?
Despite all that has happened in his life over the years, his decision to move to Harare was the best one he made for his career.
Freeman kicked up a storm after posting on social media that he would not be gracing Mr. Mbare, Seh Kinnah’s birthday bash.
This did not sit well with a lot of music lovers who felt that Freeman was not showing the other artists in the industry any support.
In his defense, Freeman indicated that he was never furnished with any details concerning the gig and that he was not available due to other commitments.
When Freeman, released his album 'Gango' with a launch party at the Old Hararians Sports Club, he received so many raving reviews.
The Dancehall pioneer Buffalo Souljah was one of the performers at the event and he was recommended for showing to the talented musician. Other acts included South Africa's very own, Donald, Raydizz, and DJ Iroq.
Having received so much support from other artists, the question was why couldn't he do the same for others?
Freeman and Macheso got together in the studio and let's just say, they created magic. Macheso has made a name for himself in the industry who has been dubbed the king of both Sungura and Dancehall music.
For Macheso, he had had a 12-year streak since he had featured in a music video. To keep his relevance alive, he was looking forward to collaborating with other musicians from different genres.
After many failed attempts, finally, there was a light at the end of the tunnel, when Freeman presented Macheso with an opportunity to feature in his hit Ngaibake from his album 'Gango'.
