Zimdancehall musician Takura ‘Blot’ Chiwoniso is in rough waters because his management group has decided to break up with him.
David Tatenda Shilline, also known as Kingdollar from Royal Empire Records International, is leading the group. This choice is made in the midst of Blot’s widely reported drug addiction issues, which have been a constant cause for worry.
Ironically, Blot has persisted in releasing music to support others in their fight against drug and substance abuse despite his personal struggles. Nevertheless, attempts to obtain a response from him proved fruitless, since he could not be reached on his cell device.
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Blot’s apparent talent and promise were highlighted by Kingdollar, who expressed sadness about the circumstance. He expressed regret that the artist under their supervision did not experience the expected outcome.
Kingdollar reminisced about Blot’s ascent to stardom, describing how the musician rose to recognition in 2016 thanks to his smash hit song “Ndiri Bad on the Stage Riddim” through Chill Spot Records. He talked about a crucial occasion when Blot performed a freestyle in Mbare that amazed Dama’s sister and got him introduced to DJ Fantan at Chillspot Records. Promoters were keen to obtain Blot’s appearances as his career took off from that point on.
Blot was recently detained and charged with possession of crystal meth; however, the Mbare Magistrate Court cleared him of all charges.
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Amidst personal struggles, Blot’s career has entered a big new chapter with the severance of ways from his management. This raises worries about his future in the music industry. Takura ‘Blot’ Chiwoniso
