Harmonize, the CEO of Konde Music Worldwide and a renowned Tanzanian artist, has expressed his excitement over the international success of Diamond Platnumz’s latest hit, “Komasava,” which has captured the attention of global superstars like Chris Brown and Swae Lee.
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Featuring Khalil Harrison and Chley, “Komasava” has become a sensation across Africa and beyond, drawing admiration from top personalities, including football stars like Victor Osimhen.
Harmonize, an advocate for Tanzanian music, expressed pride in the growing international recognition of their music. “Chris is a fan of good music, and we as Tanzanians need to appreciate that we have pushed our music further,” Harmonize remarked. “Our songs are going viral, and the posting and commenting show how collaborative we are. I think we need more of that. Let’s keep pushing so that it becomes normal.”
The endorsement from Chris Brown is just one of many accolades Diamond Platnumz has received for “Komasava,” a track that exemplifies the vibrant and dynamic nature of Tanzanian music. The song’s infectious beats and captivating lyrics have resonated with fans worldwide, elevating Tanzanian music to new heights. Amidst the excitement surrounding “Komasava,” Harmonize hinted at his own upcoming projects, revealing plans for a new album that he hopes will inspire the Tanzanian national football team in their quest for World Cup glory.
In related news, Harmonize recently celebrated the launch of his fifth studio album, “Muziki Wa Samia,” released on May 25, 2024. The album is a tribute to Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan and marks another milestone in Harmonize’s illustrious career. The launch event was spectacular, attracting notable figures from the entertainment industry, including singers, actors, and politicians. President Samia Suluhu Hassan, the guest of honor, praised Harmonize for his growth and contribution to the Tanzanian music scene. “Harmonize has impressed me so much,” President Samia commented. “He has grown, and I can also see other creatives flourishing, which makes me proud.”
