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Calisomnia Chills: Third Edition Returns to Moto Republik

The third installment of The Calisomnia Chills will take place on May 31, as the emerging music and entertainment hub keeps offering a platform for artists and performers to showcase their talents.

The event was conceived by Calisomnia, a record label that has broadened its scope to include events, music videos, podcasts, and filmmaking, evolving into a comprehensive media company.

The next event is set to return to Moto Republik on May 31, and will feature renowned rapper and promoter Noble Stylz as the host.

In this particular release, Calisomnia features performances from the talented artist Cinatra at The Burn Outs; the renowned hip-hop group led by Mike Cibeh, along with Azaz and Acid, take center stage during Hip Hop Nights, an event spearheaded by the iconic MC Chita. Additionally, Mr. Moreni will top the bill at the Miss Chinhoyi University show. This iteration of Calisomnia is set to become a memorable highlight in their history.

The prior edition featured Trevor Dongo, Madedido, and Natasha Muz at the forefront, along with unexpected appearances from Xtra Large and Madiz.

Noble Stylz, the host of this event, mentioned that the essence of Africa Day and Ubuntu will set the mood, emphasizing that they aim to create something more significant than just music.

We've added various games and activities to the lineup. The Calisomnia performers will light up the stage, and we also have a few surprise acts yet to be revealed.

*Images: Cinatra.

Provided by Syndigate Media Inc. ( Syndigate.info ).
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