The artists are Chris Kaiga (Kenya), Nikita Kering (Kenya), Ladipoe (Nigeria), Preyé (Nigeria), Nomfundo Moh (South Africa) and Zoë Modiga (South Africa). And, at Spotify, we are committed to helping them do just that,” Muhutu-Remy said. They’re ambassadors for the continent, sharing the sounds of Africa. “They’re teachers, friends and companions on people’s daily commute. Moreover, the stories of this crop of creatives are helping others find their passions and their voices.”Īs a part of its Sounds of Africa programme, Spotify is also highlighting six African artists and six African podcasters through a digital-first campaign to drive users to their various Spotify pages. African creators are doing amazing things in the music and audio content creation space.
“So from social media to on-platform efforts, this campaign spotlights emerging African talent in music and podcasting. “The continent is home to an incredible array of talented individuals who are sharing their unique creativity, storytelling and sounds with the world,“ Spotify’s managing director for sub-Saharan Africa, Jocelyne Muhutu-Remy, said. The grant, which was revealed last week during celebrations to mark Africa Day by the streaming platform in Johannesburg, South Africa, aims to amplify underrepresented stories and perspectives in podcasting.
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