In a heartfelt display of gratitude, local artist Bhila has taken to social media to shower praise on the Chill and Gin organisers for their outstanding treatment at the recent Sylent Nqo show.

The event, which took place in Bulawayo, saw Bhila sharing the stage with headlining acts Sylent Nqo and Phila Dlozi from South Africa, and it was clear that the promoters had gone the extra mile to ensure he felt valued and supported.

According to Bhila, the Chill and Gin team provided him with top-notch VVIP treatment, complete with a car sent to pick him up from outside the city limits a gesture that spoke volumes about their commitment to making him feel like a true star. This level of attention and care is a rare commodity in the music industry, particularly for local artists who often feel like they’re being taken for granted by event organisers.

Bhila’s praise for the Chill and Gin team is an example to the impact that respectful and professional event management can have on the growth and development of local talent.

By treating him with dignity and respect, the promoters sent a clear message that they value and appreciate his contributions to the music scene.

“Your support grows artists and I’m humbled by your humour and Ubuntu towards local talent,” Bhila said.

Highlighting the importance of kindness and compassion in the industry.

The artist’s heartfelt message serves as a call to action for other promoters to follow suit, treating local artists with the respect and dignity they deserve.

As added, “End of day, we all win and stay happy.” It’s a simple yet powerful message that deserves to be heard loud and clear.

“When promoters prioritise the needs and well being of local artists, everyone benefits the artists, the promoters, and the music loving public,”he said.

Bhila’s show stopping performance at the Sylent Nqo it’s clear that the Chill and Gin organisers played a big part in making it happen.