The First Commercial Hip Hop Album Released In Zambia. Click to view full biography

In addition to the founding artists, Dyplomat, Carnage, B-Mak, Kabzzz and Erthnik, in 2005 5ive 4our joined Pitch Black and featured on the 2nd mixtape; The TUF Lane or The Trip Up Future Lane.

Artists: Dyplomat, Carnage, B-Mak, Kabzzz and Erthnik. The first mixtape release from the newly formed group, Pitch Black, with founding members; Dyplomat, Carnage, B-Mak, Kabzzz and Ertnik.

Mondo Music Corporation releases The Rhythm Nation Project compilation.

Tracklist:

1. Shubuka by Chilu Lemba
2. Finshi Ulefwaya? by Muntang
3. Twa Milumbanya by Just Close
4. Gelo Wanga by Khumawa
5. It's O-Right by Beige
6. Sangalala by Black Muntu
7. Na Bwalya by Meltdown
8. Sokoneza by Bi-Request
9. Niswalele by Shatel
10. Wamvela Bwanji? by Zion Dub Squad
11. Hatwende Kulima by Serious K
12. Overcomers by The Cherubs
13. I Need More by Lindi
14. Da City by C.R.I.S.I.S.
15. Chipolopolo 200 by Tribal Cousin
16. Focus My Eyes by K.C.C.K.

Featuring Joseph Nkhoma, Suicide released Love Has No Colour as a prelude to South Africa's transition to democracy in April 94. The song was on regular rotation on ZNBC Radio 4.

At a small intimate show held at Garden House hotel, a sextet called Capellay performed a rap titled 'JB Mulala' which would later be tweaked to become Zambia Moto. They were among the 1st groups to expirement with using venarc in rap. Chilu Lemba was the group leader.