East Africa’s music scene is experiencing a shift, with talented women emerging and redefining the industry. This Women Crush Wednesday (WCW), we celebrate the women making waves from vocalists and songwriters to producers and industry leaders. As the world honors women this month, Mdundo is spotlighting those who have shattered barriers and carved their space in the dynamic world of music.
🔶 Nandy
Born in Moshi, Nandy has made a name for herself as a singer, songwriter, and actress, captivating audiences across Africa with her unique blend of Bongo Flava and Afrobeat. Her powerful vocals, meaningful lyrics, and energetic stage presence have earned her a loyal fan base and multiple awards, solidifying her status as the African Princess. With hits like One Day, Kivuruge, and Ninogeshe. Her latest track, Sugar, continues to showcase her incredible talent and versatility.
Zion made her debut in 2021 with Nitie Nguvu, a song that resonated deeply with gospel music fans, offering hope and reassurance. She continued her journey with a series of powerful singles, including Mungu Tu, Shukrani, Nifanane, and Ni Wewe among others. As we celebrate women in music this month, Zion Njeri’s journey is a reminder of the power of faith, resilience, and dedication in creating music that uplifts and inspires.
🔶 Anyiko
As a culture producer, music publicist, curator, podcaster, and media entrepreneur, Anyiko has played a crucial role in shaping the African music landscape. Beyond publicity, Anyiko has been a key force in curating music and events, creating platforms that celebrate African talent. Through her work, she continues to champion African artists, bridging the gap between local and global music markets. Her dedication and influence make her a true trailblazer, inspiring the next generation of women in music.
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