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Delani "Step Aside" Makhalima: The Man, The Music, The Dream | Episode 1- Delani
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- Опубліковано 24 лис 2021
- DELANI “Step Aside” MAKHALIMA- The Man, The Music, The Dream
Step Aside! This wasn’t just a fancy pseudonym belonging to a record producer named Delani Makhalima. It was a feeling of hope and ecstatic relief that finally!, a whole generation can now be heard. This series follows the story of that generation. Those who created something out of nothing and announced the dawn of a new era. That era is best remembered as the “Urban Grooves” era. Through a 5-part series we follow the story of Urban Grooves through the eyes of the man who was at the center of it all, Delani “Step Aside” Makhalima.
The series was produced by Intentionally Daring in collaboration with Phenomenal Media
We got to give it to SoProforund... Respect to the way he asks the questions... He is well versed in evry person he interviews even in what they know even tho he is much younger than most of them., he surprisingly knows what they know
Delani is not only gifted but his a blessing to Zimbabwe
So Profound has amazing interviewing skills. He gets so much out of his guests without pushing anything - you can tell he does thorough research on his guests. I just love how he really gets engaged in the stories being shared.
From this convo, I learnt The Evolution of Music.
One of the best interviews . Dai maigona kuisa ma Shona subtitles . To reach a wider audience . Pane chikoro pa interview iyi. All aspiring producers would need to know this . Zvine chikoro mukati izvi .
Delani’s father is the kind of dad I want to be to my kids someday. Great parenting skills. Thank you SoProfound for such a great interview. Delani is a genius who realized what he wanted to do from a very young age 👏🏼👏🏼
and you shall be that kind of a dad indeed!
Ran away from work just to hear this
Thank you for this SoProfound! For the long awaited interview with Mr Makhalima here..man his a legend!
He needs to be the minister of entertainment
Finally l got to hear the legend speaking 🔥🔥
Wow can't wait for episode 2. Thank you for telling Mr. Makhalima's story he is an unsung hero its about time he got his flowers
Mind= blown 🤯🤯 So Profound deserves a statue
Couldn't agree more. I stan🙌🏾
James Chimombe's music was so soulful. Excellent brass section. Thomas Mapfumo too had an excellent brass section. Sabastian Mbata...
Wow, Delani is way way too smart. Refreshing to finally know who Step Aside is after knowing him for so long when he was always behind the closed doors. Shout out to his dad too
Thank you SoProfound, l was waiting for a long time to hear Delani's story. Come back and give us more music Delani, the industry has a certain gap that only you can fill.
Radio was huge back then, man. And it was good too. On some days radio was better than TV as an entertainment source. That Radio 3 top 20 show. It was loaded with jams and I never missed it. And its DJs were excellent presenters. I still remember Peter Jones' (may his soul rest in peace) jingles to this day.
you know
well spoken, laid back, thorough in delivery. I'm impressed !
The real music legends thanks bro for writing history millenniums think music started at zimdancehall level
George Munetsi did a beautiful duet with Zahara. Absolutely beautiful.
This man is a Legend
U make me go and search some of the old songs thank u
Radio is dead so sad but we got so much education from it great personalities I heard from Radio Kudzi , Scott, Squila , Zhobha, Chilli , Bridget , Tinashe ,
Good interviewing skills and a very good guest. #SomethingVeryRefreshing. Needless to say you earned 1 more subscriber.
After hearing all this journey yakafambwa neLegend iri ndipo paunobva wangowona kuti ana dj Fantan vana panyaya dzeMusic production.
So Profound I'm not gonna lie you inspire a lot of guys like me out here I really love this one where we get back to the roots of music in Zimbabwe especially the urban grooves movement that kept us entertained for years.
....and the guy remains grounded. .......Nuff respect SoProfound
Finally !!!!!!
Kimble aneimwe mix ye reggae so ka......... Ah ja. Haasi bhoo.
Great staff SoProfound!
Thank you!
This interview is not only about music. Its about life, shaping life, focus and building a career. His dad played a very crucial role which we can learn from unfortunately not for us but fortunately for our kids. The Chamhembe Story is a lesson on its own. A business lesson
The long awaited interview is finally here!!!! Much respect to Delani the GOAT!!! Thank you So Profound
Quite an enlightening interview this was. Thanks Soprofound and Delani and the behind the scenes crew. Learning about our history is crucial to understand the present and prepare for a progressive future.
Fortune (may his soul rest in peace) had a really good song called Maenza (Kanda Matombo) in 1995.
Profound!
Oh yesssssssss been waiting forever
Soul Avenue Guy and Delani !
Proud of you mtaka Baba (Sboe Makhalima)
big up so profound ,this was top class
Delani the God Father of urban music,the GOAT himself,thank you SoProfound,we got to know the GOAT
Digong ya Penny Penny, I remember it...
We have been waiting long enough for this especially after The Chamhembe story, #StepAside Tasvika!
watched this, wow, it's just everything
Waiting
You are right. Matondo were UK-based. I remember them being interviewed during a visit to Harare. They spoke in a near perfect English accent. Tombofara was huuuge in 1995. I think it was number 2 on the radio 3 year-end top 100 that year - the only 'local' song to feature on that list. And yes, thanks for reminding us of Prep(aration)! lol.
It was number 1 on the Radio 3 Top 100. I used to write down the whole top 100.
Boys II Men was number two that year. I think it was either On Bended Knee or Water Runs Dry. That's how big Tombofara was. Competing for the attention of listeners on open airwaves and coming out number one.
@@GraduateZimunya hey!!? Do you still have the lists? I remember Freak Me by Silk was the number one in 1994, the year before.
@@UpJumpsDaParty it's still is a world class song even to this day. I was listening to it on repeat after watching this interview.
Loved this interview !! Looking forward to more episodes 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
dude this is amazing stuff never stop
Thanks So Profound,,, these are historical musical memoirs,,, keeep them coming,, I am personally learning a lot from these 👊🏽👊🏽
Wooow i remember Guess did a song called Amai ....if I'm not mistaken...my all time fav Producer....Delani ...the songs you produced really stand out for me!!! I love urban grooves!!!
So profound!!
Legend
Can't wait for The Second Episode ☺️☺️
This is an important part of Zim music history. More of the same please.
Great piece of work.....Soprof you never disappoint...thank you its great to hear this voice again....Delani Step Aside!!
the goat delani
Awesome
OMG!!! Finally!!!!
He is a well informed guy
Soo excited cant wait to watch this .
Treasure 🙌🏽
Dope interview, the knowledge we missed.
1 year later after the release of Levels sextape,Iam back to listen to the greatest producer of all time In Zim🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼
Lol loved the Kimble Rodgers part. The guy knows and loves his music. So I take it Kimble Rodgers in the next one to be interviewed?
Delani sounds so much like Prince Mafukidze
SoProfound 🔨🔨🔨
The GOAT. This man is very important. Am I right in thinking one of the three people you are going to interview is Professor Jonathan Moyo?
Put delani, mono, levels, profound, tamuka, sam , chifunyise in one room let them create an industry framework
Bvisa levels uise Oskid ipapo
Jady Jam and Martin Smooth lol.
👌👌👌👌👌👌
Wow,what a life!
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Invite maskiri my boy,
Lol Tricks and Games were good man. I knew one of them....
🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
when harare was still Salisbury?! how old is this dude? and the man was so tense throughout the interview.... dai ambo pihwa hake shot re Jack daniels asati atanga interview... kkkkkkk
Still waiting for Maskiri🤔
Isaac Chirwa is a legend. Even Mono Mukundu considers Isaac Chirwa to be a better musician than in him.
🥳🥳🥳
What happened to this channel used to get great interviews
Ko Starbright and Teen Scene - with Otis "the Flow" Fraser, weren't they talent shows too?
They must have come way after Delani was already in the mix with Kudzi Marudza and them other Djs. Matter of fact, the ones you mentioned were TV shows, Delani and Kimble Rodgers' ones were on radio
Those were tv talent shows…. They are taking about radio 📻
why did he have to say his father was Zulu though, they're Ndebele...we come from the same village e Mat South. Or maybe it's because he now stays in SA?
SoProfound i feel u need to give your guest more time to respond to your questions instead of interrupting them.Some of the questions u asking,u seem to have the answers already hence you cutting off your guest.#jusmyview
Legend