The music world is constantly changing, forcing artists to find new ways of expressing themselves while staying true to their path. Tanzanian star Harmonize is one musician who has charted his own course. He’s left his old label behind and, instead of signing with another, formed a small, tight-knit team that supports his vision.
Parting Ways with WCB Wasafi
Harmonize rose to fame under the WCB Wasafi label, but success wasn’t enough to keep him there. Wanting freedom and more control over his work, he made the brave decision to move on. It was the start of a new era for the artist.
Building Konde Music Worldwide
From this bold move grew Konde Music Worldwide, Harmonize’s own music venture. This allowed him to not only guide his own career but sign and nurture new talent.
A “Gang” Instead of a Label
What’s most unique is Harmonize’s current approach. “I don’t have a label, I have a group of just two people, waiting for two more members,” he recently revealed. This focus on a small, supportive team shows an artist putting collaboration and shared vision before traditional industry structures.
The Evolving Lineup
Konde Music Worldwide started with a roster of artists including Ibraah, Killy, Cheed, Country Wizzy and Anjella. While some have moved on, Ibraah remains, and Harmonize is open to growing his team while staying committed to finding the right fit.
The Future is Bright
Harmonize’s story isn’t over. He’s planning to expand his team, shaping his own career path and leaving his mark on Tanzanian music. This small-group approach is designed for closeness and artistic freedom.
The Takeaway
Harmonize shows us that the music industry is ripe for change. By prioritizing creativity, collaboration, and his own artistic control above all else, he offers a compelling example for other artists looking for a different way to build a career on their own terms.
