ExQ

ExQ (real name Enock Munhenga) is an urban grooves musician from Harare, Zimbabwe.

He rose to fame in 2000. His music is sung in Shona. His song 'Musalala' earned him a mark in the music industry prompting him to release more singles such as 'Pandakakuona', 'Ndichakutevera', 'Mazirudo' and 'Tezvara Varamba'.

In 2005, Ex-Q released his debut album ‘Exquisite’. The album featured songs such as 'Mazirudo', 'Ndichakutevera' and others. It was followed by ‘Love is My Religion’, (2007), ‘Grown and Sexy’ (2008) and ‘Mr. Urban Grooves’ (2012). In 2015, he released two singles ‘The Way’ featuring Roki and ‘Pore Pore’ featuring Roki and Nesto.

His video ‘Ndichakutevera’ won the Best Video of The Year award at the 2005 National Arts Merit Awards. He also won the Best Afro-pop category at the 2014 Zimbabwe Music Awards. In 2000, was among local musicians who benefited form minister Jonathan Moyo's policy to promote local music. He has done collaborations with Oliver Mtukudzi, Roki, Tererai Mugwadi, Stunner and Extra Large.