The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) has called on local music promoters to help upcoming artists through giving them a chance to show case their talent and discover their potential.
Speaking at the Chibuku Road to Fame music competitions in Harare on Saturday, National Arts Council, Acting Provincial Arts Manager, Oliver Chauke encouraged music promoters to look for new blood and help them rise.
“I am pleased to see a lot of promoters gracing this event where upcoming artists are competing so that they discover their potential and help them,” said Chauke.
Top music promoters including Chipaz Promotions and Y2K Promotions attended the annual music competitions held in Ruwa and Chauke applauded their good gesture which he said should be encouraged for the good of the arts sector.
“I am happy to see many local promoters attending events like this where they get to see upcoming musicians performing, I have seen Chipaz Promotions, Y2K Promotions and many others here which is a good thing and we would like to thank our sponsors Delta beverages for organizing an event like this,” said Chauke.
He called on upcoming artists to work hard and express themselves while being proud of their culture.
“These guys must work hard so that they express their talent in the correct way because they are talented we don’t want to lose them because of lack of support,” added Chauke.
