His artistic journey began in 2014 with the establishment of *The Vine Music Ministry, where he remains the founding director. Under his leadership, the group released two highly successful albums: *”Musandipfuure”* (2018) and *”The Great Physician”** (2022). The latter propelled the ensemble to international prominence, culminating in a celebrated tour that kicked off in September 2022 at the sold-out Sandton Convention Centre in South Africa. A key highlight of 2024 was the 10-year anniversary celebration of The Vine, which was marked by the recording of the ensemble’s third album, expected for release in October this year.

In 2020, during the Covid pandemic, Everton’s solo career began to take shape, following six impactful years with The Vine. During this time, along with a dedicated team led by his manager Gamu, he recorded over 100 episodes of *Virtual Hymns, which provided en- couragement and upliftment to many during the challenging times. He has since released three solo albums, starting with his debut, *”In The Presence,”* in November 2020. This album featured standout singles such as *”Uyingcwele”* and *”Ekhaya,”* with “Uying- cwele” achieving a remarkable five consecutive weeks at the number one spot on Zimbabwe’s leading urban radio station. Other no- table tracks from this album include *”Bambelela,”* *”My Father’s House,”* *”Pfugama Unamate,”* *”No Night There,”* and *”Mwari Ha-mushanduki,”** which features the legendary gospel artist Bishop Benjamin Dube.

Everton is now a member of *Spirit of Praise—one of the biggest music ensembles in Southern Africa, based in South Africa—and has contributed to the upcoming *”Spirit of Praise X”** (10) album, which is yet to be released.

Beyond his musical endeavors, Everton is a devoted family man, happily married to Gamuchirai Mlalazi. Together, they are blessed with three wonderful children: Nathan, Natasha, and Keisha.