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Rising stars from MBA For Africa shine on new projects

Rising stars from MBA For Africa shine on new projects
These releases, along with the promising prospects already emerging, confirm the relevance of the MBA for Africa initiative.
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Following a highly anticipated series of releases, the Music Business Academy for Africa (MBA for Africa), in partnership with The Orchard and SACEM, proudly celebrates the successful debut of four EPs and a captivating single from its 2024/25 cohort.

These groundbreaking projects have already begun to make waves, showcasing the immense talent emerging from the African continent and solidifying MBA for Africa's commitment to nurturing global music innovators.

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BlvckRue – No Rain, No Flower

A deeply personal and introspective body of work, No Rain, No Flower takes listeners through BlvckRue’s journey of growth, healing, and self-acceptance.

With a fusion of Afrobeats, Neo-Soul, and R&B, this EP offers raw storytelling wrapped in soothing yet powerful melodies.

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EMLY – POV

EMLY

Through smooth vocals and emotionally rich songwriting, EMLY’s POV delivers an authentic, heartfelt reflection on life, growth, and identity.

Blending R&B, Jazz, Reggae, and Latin influences, she carves out a sound that is as dynamic as it is intimate.

Pappybryce – Pappybryce is the name

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Pappybryce

A genre-fluid exploration of identity, Shades of Me is a bold statement from Pappybryce, blending Afro-fusion with contemporary pop and hip-hop elements.

With themes of self-discovery, resilience, and ambition, this EP is a declaration of artistic freedom.

Roner – Roner

Roner
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Showcasing Roner’s versatility, New Beginning is an eclectic mix of Afrobeat, R&B, and alternative influences, offering a deeply personal take on love, passion, and personal evolution.

His storytelling and sonic experimentation make this project a standout.

Nissi Rayn - Judgement

Nissi Rayn

This standalone single, Judgment, showcases her distinct sound and lyrical depth, further highlighting the diverse range of talent within the MBA for Africa 2024/25 programme.

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