Despite Zimbabwe’s Hip Hop scene being a bit smaller than the other countries in Africa, one of the hottest artists on stream is Nkosinathi Sibiya, also known as Voltz JT. His music is best known as contemporary hip hop. With a few elements of his own original sound to distinguish himself from other artists, he continuously adds a new taste to the music industry, combining traditional Zimbabwean traditions with modern hip-hop features. His rhymes are filled with many flows, as well as his strategy of storytelling. His songs contain stories of personal experience, specifically the reflection of his years growing up in Harare, observations on society within those years, and a strong sense of Zimbabwean culture.

While doing this, he provides a voice for those who are silenced within his homeland. His most well-known songs include “Ka Chest Ke Love,””Shamwari Yangu,” and “The Story of Modhe, highlighting his talent of contemporary hip hop. He has even established himself as a producer within the Zimbabwean community. Various songs such as “Muchiround,” “Mangwana,” and “Friends” display a wide variety of subjects and feelings. Digging deeper into each track of intellectual lyrics, “Muchiround” explores the nuances of life’s highs and lows. On the other hand, the joyful “Mangwana” rejoices in life’s blessings. In contrast, “Friends” speaks about the subtleties of fidelity and companionship, providing a different viewpoint on the subject of trust in friendships, with music visuals of the songs. In terms of his career, the artist’s journey shows the endurance and determination required to overcome the global music industry’s restrictions, especially for musicians from smaller locations. Volts JT has demonstrated that skill has no geographical bounds and has grown to become a source of cultural pride for Zimbabweans. He is a contributing factor to Africa being the future of hip Hop.