Slapdee

Slapdee, born Mwila Musonda on April 27, 1987, is a prominent Zambian hip-hop artist making waves in the African music scene. Hailing from Lusaka, he has emerged as one of the leading voices in contemporary Zambian music, known for his lyrical prowess and the ability to weave narratives that reflect the urban African lifestyle. He burst onto the scene in the mid-2000s and quickly gained popularity with his unique blend of hip-hop and native sounds, which has since become a hallmark of his music.

Throughout his career, Slapdee has built a strong discography and fanbase, earning recognition both locally and internationally. His music is a fusion of English, Nyanja, and Bemba, showcasing his versatility and cultural richness. Among his recent releases are tracks like "Kalibu," "African Queen," and "Mother Tongue," each displaying his deft songwriting and penchant for infectious beats. Slapdee is more than just a rapper; he's a storyteller for the Zambian people, reflecting societal issues and narratives that resonate with a wide audience. His impact on the Zambian music industry is unmistakable, and he has garnered numerous awards and accolades for his contributions to the genre.