After his million dollar appetiser entitled Zaine which features Zambian music giants General Kanene and B1, Malawi’s afro sounds maestro who is a Chancellor College student Lincon is back with another banger called Bluetooth.
A combined effort of top billed producers, Zambia’s Jerryfingers and Malawi’s AK, miraculously baked the product much to the ear’s satisfaction.
Currently enjoying massive downloads on Malawi’s top music sites under the influence of its positive message that has been delivered creatively, the song is here to change lives.
In an exclusive interview with Malawi24 yesterday, the singer said the song is all about encouraging people to employ protective measures as they run a risk of contracting HIV/AIDS for prevention sake.
He added that people should not act as if they are always looking for sexual partners.
“Bluetooth is a song title that symbolises that people should not be walking as if they are always searching for each other with the aim of just having sex even without knowing each other well,” says Lincon.
The message has been skillfully delivered through the use of literally devices. He uses metaphors, and symbols among other elements in getting the message across to the receiving ear.
This is one of the many gifts many artists do not posses. He sings on the chorus: “Zomayenda utayasa Bluetooth, nkumapanga search ma device, nzosakayikisa wulowesa ma virus, ukapanga detect, ukapanga connect, ngati suzipanga protect, Edzi upanga contract, ndi Bluetooth.”
Lincon who is also known as Mr Zaine tied a knot with music in 2012 and collaborated with Kanene and B1 two years later in a project that was solely funded by his uncle.
Bluetooth is for download here.
Both the audio and video for Zaine were recorded and shot in Zambia’s capital, Lusaka.
The 25 year-old has since the onset of his music career worked in absence of promoters. His passion for Afro beats plus the sweetness in his voice make him an artist to sign.
Born Lincon Moses Malamulo Kabaghe, he adores Tay Grin on the local scene even though their music fall in different genres.
He says he admires the Nyau King’s hunger for quality music and his desire to market Malawi.
Internationally he gets inspired by the works of 2 Face Idibia, Flavour, and Wiz Kid.
I’ve never listened to ur musik Lincon, but Jerry fingers is WACK, zambia has got shallow minded producers, y cant u try our own malawi producers? We hav a wide selection of talented producers in nyasa there, whether u need Local, RnB, hiphop, Reggae, or any musik Genre we have specific guys for each genre of uzik. Maybe u rushed to zambia coz zambia music is too popular this part of africa, but know that thats bubblegum music it attracts alot of people coz its dancerble and full of funny and profanity in their lyrics . So pls do Tangible coz malawi people understand music, so choose talent from producers not FAME.
I’ve never listened to ur musik Lincon, but Jerry fingers is WACK, zambia has got shallow minded producers, y cant u try our own malawi producers? We hav a wide selection of talented producers in nyasa there, whether u need Local, RnB, hiphop, Reggae, or any musik Genre we have specific guys for each genre of uzik. Maybe u rushed to zambia coz zambia music is too popular this part of africa, but know that thats bubblegum music it attracts alot of people coz its dancerble and full of funny and profanity in their lyrics . So pls do Tangible coz malawi people understand music, so choose talent from producers not FAME.
Big up
E zavuta basi
Nkhani yakula apa ndiyoti mfanayi ndiwa Chanco
Ali booh amfanawa
Izi ndiye zofunika,,,
That is there right of being students
More fire zambia
All the best
Afana Amatha Awa Heavy
umpondooo
You rock man.
Kkkk
Bring it on Malawi music is now far frm Zambia make us pround
Is it true?
kikkk dude u r a joke..If that is the case then why has chose to collaborate with Zambian artists?
Dude the story its self can tell Zambia ni huge aise pa Muzic check even the videos