4 Things Harmonize Has Introduced in the Bongo Music Scene after Ditching Wasafi

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By Paul A.

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Since ditching Wasafi Record label, Harmonize has made efforts to be his own musician away from the shadow of his former boss Diamond Platnumz.

This article explores some of the new things Harmonize has attempted to introduce in the bongo music scene as a way of being his own man.

Shooting videos to all albums songs

Globally, this approach is unheard of. However, upon releasing the ‘Afro East’ album, Harmonize announced that he will be dropping videos to all the 17 tracks. This is a new way of marketing the project that has been deemed a success.

Harmonight Carnival

Previously, the singer has been hosting the Harmonite festival that runs for just a day. However, recently, the singer announced the upcoming Harmonight Carnival that will run for three days straight. He beats other events like the Wasafi Festival that only runs for a day. The singer is going the Coachella way, where the event that runs for three straight weekends.

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Two albums in a year

Working on a full album takes at least one year hence most musicians usually dedicate one project for the entire year. However, Harmonize is reorganizing the rules of the game. The singer is scheduled to drop his second 2020 album in November this year just eight months after releasing the Afro East project. This move shows Harmonize’s hardworking nature to keep his fans entertained.

Signing international artistes

Wasafi is the biggest label in Tanzania boosting locally-grown talents. The label offers a blueprint for other upcoming labels. However, Harmonize with Konde Worldwide label has gone a notch higher by not only signing local artists but moving across borders. Recently, he announced the signing of Skales, a well-established Nigerian artiste.

 

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