Name: Takunda Jacob Stage Name: Juts B Harsh a.k.a Di Bucky Mussa DOB: 14 January 1998 School Attended: Pamushana High Origin: Masvingo, Zimbabwe Role: : deejay, singer, songwriter Genre: Zim Dancehall Labels: Gangster World Muziq, Bwaggashot I was born in Gutu. I started to like music from a very tender age. I grew up following Jamaican dancehall and Zimdancehall. In 2013, started to persue this dream of being one of the biggest artistes, that's when i started to write songs but i had no confidence that i can record my own music. In 2014, i went and performed at Benzini Nite Club in Jerera where i meet a group of artistes including Gun Barrel Soldier and k**er Punch. When i gave the first freestyle, i was surprised by how the crowd responded, they ended up in chaos ralling after my work. That's when i became confident that l can make it. Due to this event, these performances were done on daily basis. After a few weeks, I worked with ZNT records to produce my first singles which included "Hamumbondimisa" and "Bhera". In August 2015, l released a single at Analog Stereo titled "Zichampion" which was a hit song and I became popular in the area and even at school when i was doing my 'A' level at Pamushana High. At school, I meet some of the current Hip-hop artistes which were Stayz and Slick. This influenced me to sing reggae fusion hip-hop. Jamaican music was something vital for my life as i regarded Vybz Kartel, Popcaan, Tommy lee, Masicka, Konshens Chronixx, to mention but a few, as my role models. This led me to leave zimdancehall for modern dancehall using the Jamaican creole (patios). Animation by Takunda Jacobs In mid 2016, my first modern dancehall track was named "Supligen", it was produced by Cde Gun Barrel Soldier at Village 18 records followed by a barrage of singles which include "Graveyard Shift". This paved a way for me to find people who loved to help me including TizMax who started producing instrumentals for me. I also did many collaborations including the one featuring Gun Barrel Soldier titled "Strive fi survive".