Enzo Ishall lights up City Sports

Enzo Ishall has slowly grown into a music icon with the Zimdancehall artist over the past few months fast becoming the most recoginsed local musicians when it comes to entertaining an audience. Enzo Ishall first rose to fame with the track Kanjiva but it is his on stage performances that have brought a close connection with him and his fans.

On Saturday evening Enzo Ishall again exhibited how much of an exciting performer he is. The Zimdancehall artist performed at his birthday bash, and had fans singing along to some of the hits that he has consistently released in the past few months. The birthday bash which was graced by other top artists such as Jah Signal and Souljah Luv was an event to remember as Enzo Ishall took time to thank the almighty for the gift of life. City Sports Centre was a packed arena as Zimdanchall lovers were treated to some entertaining music.

Enzo Ishall is the stage name of Zimbabwean musician and Zimdancehall artist Stephen Kudzanai Mamhere. Enzo Ishall is popular for his hit songs “Kanjiva” and “Handirare Kuden Kwenyu.” The songs were produced by Mbare based record label Chill Spot Records. The creative musician is renowned for his perseverence having begun his musical journey around 2012 and only made his breakthrough in 2018 following the release of the track Kanjiva.

Kanjiva scooped the video of the year accolade on the Coca-cola top 50 chart in 2018 with the same song also gaining recognition at the 2019 Nama awards. Though having also courted controversy with tracks such as 50 magate which have been deemed to be obscene, Enzo Ishall’s talent cannot be questioned. Despite making strides on the musical scene Enzo Ishall recently expressed his desire to study for a law degree after scoring points at A’Level.

While his success has been visible at home, Enzo Ishall has also captured the attention of the international community. Several of his videos including 50 magate and Fear No Man which he collaborated with Buffalo Souljah are playing on top tv stations such as Trace Africa and Channel O.