Gemma Griffiths

Griffiths gained early recognition with the release of her single "Don't Worry", which received positive media attention for its Afro-pop sound and uplifting themes.^[6]

She later released her debut EP A Girl from Harare, a body of work centred on identity, womanhood, and African modernity, blending traditional Zimbabwean influences with contemporary R&B and Afro-pop production.^[7][8]

Beyond her solo work, Griffiths has collaborated with several leading African artists. She worked with South African producer Prince Kaybee on the single "Sorry Not Sorry".^[9]

She has also collaborated with Zimbabwean musician Baba Harare on multiple songs, including "Ndini Ndinaye" (2023) and "Couple of the Year" (2025).^[10][11]

Griffiths has further collaborated and performed with Zimbabwean dancehall artist Winky D, appearing together on stage and in music-related projects, contributing to her visibility within Zimbabwe’s contemporary music scene.^[12]

In January 2025, she released the single "Mhaka", which served as the lead single for her self-titled debut studio album.^[13]

In addition to music, Griffiths hosts the podcast Hello Hi with Gemma, which features in-depth conversations with African creatives and cultural figures.^[14]

She was also the subject of the documentary A Girl from Harare, which chronicles her musical journey across several African countries and features appearances by artists including Winky D.^[15]

• Gemma The Album (2025)

• A Girl from Harare

• "Don't Worry"
• "Sorry Not Sorry" (with Prince Kaybee)
• "Ndini Ndinaye" (with Baba Harare)
• "Couple of the Year" (with Baba Harare)
• "Mhaka"