M.G Hkh
M.G Hkh, born on October 18th, 1997, in Mupilo, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, known by his real name Prince Peter Moyo, is a Zimbabwean rapper, singer,and songwriter,
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M.G Hkh ft Fridayy open verse challenge proud of M
M.G Hkh ft Fridayy open verse challenge proud of M
Proud of Me" is an uplifting anthem dedicated to the people who supported the journey and a self-affirmation for the artist himself. It transitions from the "damage" of the past to the success of the present.
Hard to change
Hard to change
Hard to Change" is a raw, lyrical exploration of the human condition and the gravity of one’s past. M.G Hkh peels back the layers on why breaking old patterns is the hardest fight a person can take on.
Harisi_drama_(No_drama_)
Harisi_drama_(No_drama_)
M.G Hkh has released a new title song called Harisi drama
No Pressure
No Pressure
No Pressure" by M.G Hkh (featuring Mandala) is a powerful Zimbabwean Hip-Hop anthem that focuses on resilience, self-belief, and mental fortitude.
Love You No More
Love You No More
M.G Hkh, born Prince Peter Moyo on October 18, 1997, in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, is a Harare-based Zimbabwean rapper, songwriter, and automobile electrician. Known for his deep lyrical content and proficiency in Shona,
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M.G Hkh, born on October 18th, 1997, in Mupilo, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, known by his real name Prince Peter Moyo, is a Zimbabwean rapper, singer, songwriter, and automobile electrician. He is affiliated with Heart Entertainment Magazine since 2019 and is based in Harare. His musical influences include prominent American artists such as Toosii, Rod Wave, J.I the Prince of NY, and Rick Ross.
M.G Hkh released a notable track titled "No Pressure." Addressing circulating rumors asserting his music career's demise, he firmly asserts his ongoing vitality and creative process fueled by life experiences and personal challenges. Balancing his passion for music with his commitment to education, he plans collaborations with established artists like Natasha Muz, Gze, Meistermind, Noble Stylz, and Holy Ten. Embracing his grandmother's advice to focus on mastery rather than multitasking, he underlines his unwavering dedication to music as an outlet for his emotions and reflections on society.
Acknowledging the misconceptions surrounding his artistry, he assures his listeners of his continuous release of impactful music addressing prevalent societal issues. Anticipating his upcoming single, "Pakuda Jesu," he aspires for wider recognition and expresses gratitude to his supporters for their unwavering encouragement. While unable to commit to an exact timeline for future releases, he remains dedicated to his craft, promising resonant messages through his music to connect with his audience on a profound level.
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