Phyzix calls on 6th Mw for “Mbina,” a Malawian hip-hop record that arrives with a production team heavy enough to match the egos involved.

Hope Cizzle, Big Trump, and Gusto Africa share the boards, so the beat carries layers rather than a single loop . The pairing makes sense on paper. Phyzix has been a steady name in Malawi’s rap scene, and 6th Mw brings a dancehall and Afro-sounds background that keeps the record from sitting still.

What stands out is how the track balances its two voices. Phyzix handles his verses with the confidence of someone who has been doing this long enough to know his strengths. 6th Mw, born Benedicto Kazembe, slides in with a different texture, his Afrosounds and dancehall instincts pulling the record toward a wider African sound rather than keeping it strictly hip-hop . The collaboration was released alongside a music video, which suggests the two camps treated this as a proper single rather than a throwaway .

6th Mw has been building steadily on his own terms. He runs Campseen Music, previously recorded as Dicto B, and released the album *Nfana Wa Malawi* in 2025 . That background gives him enough weight to hold his side of the record without getting swallowed by Phyzix’s home turf.

“Mbina” does not try to be a crossover moment. It is a Malawian rap record with two artists who know their lanes, and that is exactly why it works.

Spin “Mbina” and tell me whether this collaboration deserves a follow-up.