Zambian “Groovebreaker” Chills Kalampa assembles Chef 187 and Wezi on a warm new single titled “Nisunge,” released via Fresh Boy Music and Groove Breakers.
The title translates to “Protect Me” or “Hold Me” in Bemba. So the emotional direction is clear from the start. But Chills Kalampa does not let the concept sit idle. He builds a record around it that actually earns the feeling rather than just naming it.
Producer Tonny Breezy sets the tone with a polished Afro-pop and hip-hop fusion beat. It stays warm without going soft. So when Chef 187 steps in with his signature rap delivery, the instrumental already has enough space to let the verses breathe. His thought-provoking lyricism adds weight to the track’s personal narrative without pulling focus away from the song’s emotional core.
Wezi is the third ingredient – and arguably the one that ties everything together. Her soulful vocals give “Nisunge” its emotional peak. Because rap and Afro-pop collaborations often feel imbalanced, one side always crowding the other. Here, the sequencing works cleanly and each artist lands in their right moment.
The record also received an exclusive television premiere on Power TV Zambia, reaching DStv and GOtv audiences across the region. That kind of launch signals this is not just a streaming drop – it is a full rollout with real industry backing.
For Zambian music fans, “Nisunge” is a confident step forward from Chills Kalampa. It shows he knows exactly which collaborators to call when the vision is clear.
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