Hip-Hop music has always been known as an American invention and ‘drill’ however, throughout the years there has been a massive growth in Hip-Hop on a bigger scale in Africa. From the 1980s some of the most active Hip-Hop artists Read More …
‘You will never make it…entertainment is very unstable…you will die a pauper…go to school, have something to fall back on…you’re not good enough’. These are some of the challenges every artist faces on deciding to enter the entertainment industry. Making Read More …
[embedyt] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWp5CMUdAVw[/embedyt] The Gusto Project recently welcomed rapper Laylizzy, to chat about his journey to stardom thus far as well as the challenges of dealing with criticism from artists and fellow countrymen alike. Edson Abel Jeremias Tchamo aka Laylizzy, entered Read More …
Mozambican rapper Laylizzy stopped by The Gusto Project to talk about his career as it stands and how it started. The 28-year-old appeared calm, cool and collected. Being a hip-hop artist from Mozambique, was what was of interest here.As far Read More …
Our latest guest on The Gusto Project was Laylizzy, a Mozambican pioneering Hip-Hop artist and a legend in the making. The common thread in Laylizzy’s life story was breaking barriers and the glass ceiling for himself thus inspiring other Mozambicans Read More …
It’s easy saying you want to be a rapper. Wanting to make big money, have a clothing line and be a “Mogul”. It seems to be the basic foundation of the business. But then, boom, in walks Laylizzy, strutting with Read More …