Monaco died down, I think that was in
December. Then we moved to Stars in
March 2009. It blew up, it was crazy! I
remember we did the Sista Betina show
and it was sold-out; we also did the
Euphonik show and that too was
crazy! We did a show with the reggae
DJ from the UK, Chris Goldfinger, it
was a killer show. With the way that
clubs work, we had a disagreement
with the club owner of Stars, so we
then moved, and opened up Fusion by
the racecourse. Wow, that was
magical, in 2010! I think that Fusion for
me, was a club that I totally enjoyed,
and it was totally rewarding. At the
time that we did Fusion , it was the
time that we were doing Café Noir.
And then from Fusion, , P Styles and I
did something that’s not common with
other DJs, and we bought the business
of Lime Bar, and it was almost similar
to Fusion, which was really cool!
During our time at Fusion in 2010,
we had the privilege of doing that
whole hip-hop gig with Ciara, Lil Kim,
80
Fat Joe; unfortunately Timbaland
couldn’t make it because he had
issues with his plane; but his
whole crew was here, even his
kids were here. That was the
highlight of my career. The other
highlights were doing Brick ‘n’
Lace at Fusion, which turned out
to be a massive show and one of
the only profitable international
gigs. We then did the Sean Paul
and Akon after party. That was
remarkable because it ended at
eight in the morning and then we
also did the ZAR Fest, that was
a big hit in my career. Then we
did Lime; from Lime we did
Room 10. I can’t remember the
dates though, but we were there
for a month or so, as we were
renovating club Mambo into La
Vida, and then from La Vida,
ZiFM came to play. We were
recruited to do the hip-hop show
on a Friday called “The Fixx” on
ZiFM Stereo. Massive
Groove Magazine Zimbabwe
opportunity! As I mentioned
earlier that my heroes in music
were on radio, I felt so cool to
be on radio. So with the
commitments of radio, it’s kind
of hard to balance and that
slowed down our Fridays
because our strongest days day
have always been Friday.
Before, we always managed to
cater for people after work,
actually they would spend quite
a lot of money on Fridays! But,
ZiFM has opened massive
opportunities, like when I
started playing in Mutare,
which I had done before; but
it’s different with a radio
station to back you up. We
have gigs in Bulawayo and
every time we go to Bulawayo
we have killer shows. Actually
Bulawayo is my favorite city in
Zimbabwe. People in Bulawayo
when they come out, they come
to have fun and not floss. And