Minister Michael Mahendere & Direct Worship continue their spiritual dominance atop the #CloutChart with “Messiah,” captivating audiences for a third consecutive week. Their powerful live performance resonates deeply, solidifying their position as gospel music powerhouses.

The Unveiled makes a dramatic leap to second place with “Jeso NdiManuwere,” its soulful melodies and profound lyrics striking a chord with listeners. This surge demonstrates the growing appetite for spiritually uplifting content in the music scene.

Seh Calaz holds strong at number three with “Mambo Ndi Mambo,” its infectious rhythm and catchy hooks keeping fans engaged. The track’s staying power is a testament to Calaz’s enduring appeal in the industry.

Nisha Ts slips to fourth with “N’an’ani” featuring Khonangale, but continues to make waves with her unique sound and captivating visuals. Her presence in the top five underscores her rising star status.

Oriyano’s “Makarima Mupoto” maintains its fifth position, its growing popularity a clear indication of Oriyano’s increasing influence in the music landscape.Sabastian Magacha’s collaboration “MUDZIYO” with Chivaraidze Primary School and Minister Citah Angie climbs to sixth, its inspiring message resonating across generations.

Tamy Moyo and Silent Killer’s “Mamero” slides to seventh, while SaintFloew’s “Chimurega” holds steady at eighth, both tracks continuing to charm audiences with their distinctive styles.

New entries shake up the lower ranks, with “Munhu wako” featuring Delroy Shewe debuting at ninth, and MTG Hustler’s “Honai [Dear X]” featuring Calvin mangena closing out the chart at ten.

Notably, Master H’s “Happy New Year” and MuGaratia’s “Sunday [Gangster Musalad]” exit the chart this week, making room for fresh sounds to captivate listeners’ ears.