Mazunza, whose flirtation with the multi-awarding star
ended in recent weeks, is now focusing on his Highfield based studio,
Mutinhimira Records Studios (MRS).
The 37-year-old told H-Metro Entertainment & Lifestyle
that work commitments at MRS stable needed much attention that he decided to
quit 3rd Generation Band.
“I have been working with Jah Prayzah for the past 13
fruitful years but there comes a time when one needs to explore other things.
“Over the years, I have been working hard to establish my
studio called Mutinhimira which has weaned off both seasoned and upcoming
artistes including Andy Muridzo although some artistes don’t give credit at
times.
“I realised that age was no longer on my side so I decided
to put together a studio where I can record young artistes and give them
exposure.
“With Covid-19 in our midst, I decided that it was better
that I take a gamble and be my own man because I didn’t want to remain in the
comfort zone,” he said.
Mazunza, who has extensively toured Europe, North America
and Australia with Jah Prayzah, said he will be open to assist his former
paymaster’s camp on consultation basis.
“If Jah Prayzah’s handlers need my expertise, I will be
available but I won’t be a full time employee as I used to do over the years
because I have since started my own stable.
“There is nothing wrong with artistes exploring other
avenues and I feel blessed to have worked with an amazing team.
“They have also been supportive to me and I am happy for my
contribution at 3rd Generation Band,” he said.
Asked what he benefitted as a severance token from Jah
Prayzah’s camp, Mazunza said:“Materially, there is nothing that I can say I got
as a severance package but the experience I got was enough. H Metro
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