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Decibel, a well-known Urban Grooves artist, says Zimbabwe has talented individuals who could break into the international scene in the arts and entertainment sector. However, he believes that bloggers like Plot Mhako and Tinashe Mutarisi’s NashTV are hindering the progress of Zimbabwean music. According to Decibel, these bloggers promote certain artists they favour or who can pay them, neglecting those with genuine talent that could put Zimbabwe on the map.
Decibel claims that the problem lies with bloggers like Plot Mhako, who seem more interested in personal gain and self-promotion rather than genuinely supporting and exposing talent. He questions whether money should determine talent and argues that the negative stories of artistes who do not pay spread faster than positive ones. He said:
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The real problem about why Zim music doesn’t break international has nothing to do with quality. It is these idiots vana Plot Mhako who seem to intent to expose talent ivo vachingodamari. Do you really think kuti mari ndiyo inodefyna talent
@nashtv, earGROUND AFRICA ava vakatodemanda cash kuti vaite mention album rangu. Ndikaramba and they blue ticked. What we needed to prove is that the opposite is true. Kuti negative story vachamhanya nayo.
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Decibel’s comments align with those made by Lazzie T Chapo, an experienced producer and artist. Lazzie T recently spoke to Uncle Joe and said Plot Mhako refused to provide him with public relations (PR) services and often criticises Zimdancehall without offering constructive solutions to improve the genre. Lazzie T believes that Mhako shows favouritism towards certain artists he personally admires. Lazzie T said despite this, he appreciates Mhako’s efforts to promote the music industry.
In response, Plot Mhako defended himself, stating that Decibel wanted free marketing and promotion while expecting to make money from his music. Plot Mhako believes that if an artist produces good music, they may not require extensive external promotion and PR. He said:
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You can keep further embarrassing yourself each time you open your mouth / post something. You wanna make money with your music whilst at the same time you feel entitled to receive free PR &amp; marketing. How does that work? Simple advise to you is: „Make good music and you may not need much external promotion &amp; PR„ Heal “!
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Some people disagreed with Decibel, suggesting that he was bitter because he was no longer active in the music industry. They claimed that blaming bloggers or seeking attention would not solve his problems and advised him to focus on creating a hit song instead. One commentator said:
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Have you ever mentioned this page on any of your songs #No but you want them to do so for you freely usade zvemahara iwewe hausi shiri (don’t love freebies you’re not a bird). earGROUND AFRICAA keep on going mukupusha mawrks mukaona muchitaurwa kudai nevanhu vakadai mukushanda (you’re doing great that’s why people are recognising you).
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On the other hand, some individuals supported Decibel’s viewpoint. They accused certain bloggers of favouritism and gatekeeping, promoting only a select group of artists while ignoring others. They advised artists to concentrate on their craft and talent, as these bloggers might not advocate for them unless they are part of their inner circle. 
Others argued that demanding payment for promotional services is acceptable, but refusing to promote an artist solely because they didn’t pay, while negatively mentioning the same artist, is unethical. If bloggers cannot promote an artist for free, Decibel suggests they should refrain from mentioning the artist altogether. Chimedza Darius Bryton concurred:
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Seh calaz akambovataura mablogger ava kuti vane vanhu vavo vavanopusha. Ukaramba kubuda Mari vanoti pese pawatadza vanoita number one kubuditsa asi Pawagona Havadi kubatikira. Plot mhako imboko kubva kudhara kungoti vakawanda havasati vakumuziva. (Seh Calaz spoke about these bloggers, they push certain individuals. If you don’t pay, they target where you fail and expose but if you do good, they don’t dare mention you.)
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Some individuals remained neutral, acknowledging that corruption and self-interest are prevalent in the industry. They emphasised the need for systemic change and addressing the root causes of failure in various sectors. They highlighted the importance of focusing on solutions and fostering a culture of love and support rather than spreading hatred.
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Earground founder, Plot Mhako has said he would not take advice from Tunashe Mutarisi, Nash Paints founder, considering that he previously “<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/04/25/magaisa-speaks-on-nashtv-artiste-contract-leaked-by-plot-mhako/">almost robbed” Zimdancehall</a>. Mutarisi suggested that Zimdancehall artists should be content where they are considering where they came from. In response, Mhako said artists should not be content with “mediocre” no matter where they came from. In a social media post seen by Pindula News, Mhako said:
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 Mr Mutarisi I know your recent post is directed at me (after my DENNY J SHOW appearance) I will respond below.
I will not take word from someone who almost robbed the whole genre. Remember the NashTV contracts that wanted to take all the music rights from artists performing on their platform? If I had not brought it out and put them to task these same artists they purport to love wouldn’t own the rights to their music. This talk that we should be ok with mediocre &amp; that these artists are ok with low achievements because they come from poverty is mischievous and self-defeating. So what if they came from a place of nothing, is it wrong for them to then desire way more and dream to be world stars. I know where they have been and I know their stories, I also know about their dreams and aspirations to be super stars on the world stage. It will not come easy and a lot will need to be changed for their art to become viable businesses!! 
Their Mindset needs to change, their attitude towards their art and craft needs to shift and they need to do better. Your brand Nash Paints we have seen its growth, you have expanded and have so many branches nationwide and you have also even crossed the boarders to Zambia etc. 
SO WHY Mr Mutarisi wouldn’t you want the same for our artists?? Haven’t you had to improve how you run your business, have you not made some changes and adjustments to how you operate for you to get better? Why murikuda kuramba muchida kubhabhadzira ma artists muchivasimbisa zvakafa.? Fact is Genre needs to put in more work and do better. I am not playing Messiah here. These artists have dreams and desires to be better and take their dreams global, ask them. I have had conversations with most of them and many of them are actually in my inbox agreeing with me. You basically just said these artists shouldn’t have ambition and aim for better because since they can afford the bare minimum they should be ok. That’s not fair and I hope one day people will understand and see that my heart is pure and that I mean well. The music industry is a dog eat dog and we see it everyday in our local space where players only want to compete and to be seen as the Mbinga Messiah who is doing the most.
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