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Tally Beatz (born August 13, 2008) is a Zimbabwean record producer and audio engineer. He is best known for his production work within the Dancehall, Trap, and Afrobeats genres, specifically for his 2025 production "Broken Strings" featuring American rappers Lil Tjay and Polo G.

Tally Beatz was born in Harare, Zimbabwe. He attended Vhembe High School in Beitbridge, Zimbabwe, where he balanced his academic studies with his developing interest in music production.

Tally Beatz began gaining recognition in the mid-2020s for his versatile production style, which blends traditional African rhythms with modern trap and dancehall elements. Operating under his brand, T Legends Records, he has released and produced several projects that have garnered attention on digital platforms.

His breakout moment occurred in 2025 with the release of the track "Broken Strings." The song featured prominent American artists Lil Tjay and Polo G, marking a significant milestone for Zimbabwean production on the international hip-hop stage.

Tally Beatz is noted for his work in:

• Dancehall: Incorporating rhythmic percussion and energetic basslines.
• Trap: Utilizing melodic synth pads and heavy 808 percussion.
• Afrobeats: Blending contemporary pop sensibilities with African sonic influences.

1. T Legends Records Official Channel.
2. Vhembe High School Academic Records.
3. "Broken Strings" (2025) Production Credits.

https://youtu.be/BCWfKqFSQ04?si=K65o39Tpibg34U1F

https://youtu.be/N7nowchg2r0?si=FqnQiLnp_RyfbMwF

https://youtu.be/EKzBl0M1oNQ?si=mq57SMalyUTb5h51