In a fiery Facebook post, Decibel criticized Plot Mhako for allegedly focusing on personal gain rather than supporting the growth of Zimbabwean music.

Decibel's rant highlighted his frustration with the lack of international recognition for Zimbabwean music, placing blame on individuals like Plot Mhako and NashTV for hindering the industry's progress. He claimed that demands for payment from platforms like NashTV and earGROUND AFRICA were obstacles to artists seeking exposure.

Decibel Calls Out Plot Mhako and NashTV for Prioritizing Money Over Zimbabwean Talent!

In response, Plot Mhako defended himself, stating that artists should focus on creating quality music that speaks for itself, rather than relying heavily on external promotion. He argued that expecting free PR while seeking financial gains from music was contradictory.

The exchange between Decibel and Plot Mhako has reignited discussions about the challenges faced by Zimbabwean artists in gaining visibility and recognition on a global scale. The clash underscores the ongoing debate about the balance between artistic integrity and the commercial aspects of the music industry.

As the music scene in Zimbabwe continues to evolve, the conflict between artists, promoters, and platforms over issues of promotion and financial gain highlights the complexities of navigating the modern music landscape. Finding a harmonious balance between artistic expression and commercial success remains a key challenge for musicians in Zimbabwe and beyond.