Zambian rapper Muzo AKA Alphonso delivers “No Campaign In Tanzania,” the title track from his ten-song EP.
The record puts his pen front and center. Muzo AKA Alphonso leans on clever wordplay, sharp punchlines, and his distinctive delivery here. So “Muzo AKA Alphonso No Campaign In Tanzania” feels like a statement of intent, not a throwaway cut. His writing still rewards listeners who pay close attention.
The title track arrives after a steady rollout. “Uncle Ben” opened the project with production from Maseleti (Pangoma). “Dar Es Salaam” and “Namakau Brenda” followed soon after. “Brain Damage” landed fifth on the tracklist. Meanwhile, “Carpenter,” “One Hour,” “Glue,” “More Alcohol,” and “Group A” round out the ten songs.
The 2026 EP rolled out one track at a time. Each release gave fans a fresh preview of the full project. That slow strategy kept anticipation high around the full EP. So the title track now feels like the final piece of a bigger puzzle.
Fans call him the Kasama Swagga Boy, and Muzo AKA Alphonso remains one of Zambia’s most respected lyricists. Also, cryptic metaphors and raw Bemba bars define his style. He blends street wisdom with thought-provoking lyricism, yet he stays true to his own style. That consistency keeps his loyal fan base coming back project after project.
For fans of Zambian hip-hop, this EP offers ten chances to hear his pen at work. Press play on the title track first, then work backward through the tracklist. Then tell us which cut earns your repeat plays.
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