Kangara boosts Tocky video
YOUNG entrepreneur Darlington Kangara has chipped in to sponsor a video by dancehall chanter Tocky Vibes featuring Madam Boss.
The 25-year-old Bindura-based businessman sponsored the video version of the song Vanongonditaura.
The song is off Tocky’s latest album Long Live Chama, which was released on November 29.
Tocky expressed his joy over the sponsorship from Kangara Gold Buyers, which is a subsidiary company of Kangara Global Investments.
“We are still building the relationship and Darlington has sponsored my video.
“I am grateful for what he has done and I am looking forward to working with him.
“I am humbled by the gesture he has made and it gives me the zeal to continue working hard.
“With help like this, I will be able to showcase my talent and reach out to many,” he said.
The video is expected to hit the market on New Year’s Day. “The video will be out on January 1 and I want to thank Kangara Family as well as Madam Boss who featured on the song. “I am starting the year on a high note,” said Tocky.
Similar sentiments were echoed by Darlington.
“Tocky is one of the talented chanters in Zimbabwe and his lyrics say it all.
“His messages touch all generations (young and old people) and the songs are timeless.
“I am pledging to support him so that he can showcase his talent and also market our culture, music and even the Zim dancehall genre.
“Tocky and Madam Boss’s combination shows how versatile they are,” he said.
He added:
“This year everyone was affected by Covid-19 and so I am stretching my hand to help artistes so that they can be at a place where they should be.
“Musicians communicate through songs so we are giving
them a platform to showcase their talent.
“Music shapes society, so if I support music like this, it will be another way of correcting and also shaping society.”
It’s not the first time for Darlington to support musicians. He was the highest bidder at Mhere album launch and he is also financially supporting Kudzi Nyakudya and Bindura-based gospel musician Lasper.