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Six years on the road – DOADOA continues to grow stronger and more relevant in connecting performing artists and professionals within East Africa and around the world, taking action at the root of the value chain, a bottom-up, market-driven and people-centered approach to regional integration. As a market, it will continue to be highly practical and tangible in identifying new opportunities, new routes to job creation and income generation within the performing arts industry.

Within this context, DOADOA is stepping up its efforts to be recognised by various declarations and action plans made by various member state governments and regional bodies to make a case that markets such as DOADOA contribute to the development and integration of East Africa - promote mobility of artists and industry professionals; develop and opening up routesfor exposure of content and access to East African citizens so as to enhance business and employment opportunities for performing artists and other professionals, thus stimulating increased trade in creative goods and services.

That is why we are very proud – as a fi rst step – of the partnership established with the EAC Common Market IIDEA project that aims at communicating and promoting the benefi ts of cross-border, transitional and interregional cooperation to a large and diverse group of stakeholders within the member states and many of performing arts professionals are invited and will be with us attending the 6th edition of the market.

We therefore invite you all, as citizens of East Africa and beyond to join us for this edition, leverage the content shared and showcased and help us strengthen the platform further by adding your voice.

Faisal KIWEWA

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After several months of research and reviewing proposals of performing artists and other practitioners in the performing arts from within East Africa and around the world, the 6th DOADOA programme is here, novel and innovative to address the various challenges and offer opportunities for our participating delegates. With thirteen highly appropriate conferences, two workshops, speed networking sessions, various exhibition, a partnership presentation of the Mdundo UG Awards and nineteen showcases from the six East African countries including South Sudan.

We are very excited of the growing number of various delegates attending this year’s edition, coming

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from East Africa, Europe, Australia, America and Asia that will not only share their knowledge and experience but also fi nd content and collaborators to work with.

That noted, make it a point to join our curated three After-Parties on Thursday (Diners Lounge), Friday (Just Kicking) and Saturday (The Square).

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Culture, music and art provides fundamental basis to regional integration and furthers the EAC’s vision of ‘one people, one destiny’. It’s a force that not only fosters unity in diversity but also promotes social cohesion and integration.

DOADOA - East African Performing Arts Market provides a space for networking, showcasing talents and mentorship for East African artists, as well as provides market opportunities for them in the region and abroad. As such, IIDEA is proud to support Bayimba.

Mrs. Joyce Kevin AbaloGIZ Senior Advisor,

Incubator for Integration and Development in East Africa

GIZ EAC Programme

MimetaMimeta is a proud partner to DOADOA - East African Performing Arts Market and appreciates this initiative to develop a market for the performing arts in the East African creative industry. We believe DOADOA is an important factor for economic, social and cultural change in the region.

Mimeta is a Norwegian non- profi t organization that addresses the challenges for people to get access to artistic expressions, - that are created on free terms and presented by independent institutions or venues, - in favor of the art itself, human rights and a tolerant, sustainable society. Mimeta contributes to processes that give artists and organizers an opportunity to infl uence their framework conditions, and support their partners on political advocacy, platform development and economic sustainability.

Cato Litangen - Mimeta

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Preliminary Session: ‘NEW PROJECTS IN EAST AFRICA – IIDEA, MUSIC IN AFRICA,THE ORCHARD’

As DOADOA aims at presenting opportunities to attending Delegates, this opening preliminary session brings some of the heads of initiatives that Artists and professionals should know and tap into, from digital distribution and online promotion to incubator funds.

Venue: Museum - Showcase StageTime: 19hrsPanelists: Joyce KIMARO l UG Ben OLDFIELD l FR Eddie HATITYE l SA Martin NIELSEN l KEModerator: Faisal KIWEWA l UG

Conference 1‘THE SUCCESS OF DIGITAL DISTRIBUTION IN EAST AND SOUTHERN AFRICA’

It used to be said that Africa’s share of digital royalties never got to the Artists themselves. It was always said to disappear before it got to the continent. But nowadays, Artists are subscribers to online digital platforms where they monitor their revenues as they come in per download. In this panel you will meet some of the CEOs of the top online digital distribution platforms as well as publishers.

Venue: Museum - Main HallTime: 11hrsPanelists: Ben OLDFIELD l FR Martin NIELSEN l KE Simon KAHERU l UG David ALEXANDER l SAModerator: Mike STRANO l KE/AUS

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Conference 2‘BECOMING AN INDEPENDENT ARTIST IN EAST AFRICA’

The percentage of independent artists in East Africa is higher than any other region on the African continent – the challenge is that many independent artists are not aware of the independence. This panel aims at presenting the tasks of an independent artist so that our many artists can fully understand what they are expected of.

Venue: Museum - Exhibition HallTime: 12hrsPanelists: Charles ADEMSON a.k.a Makadem l KE Karengera Eric SOUL l RW Manana Birabi F. l UGModerator: Espen SORENSEN (Mzungu Kichaa) l TZ/DE

Conference 3‘SUSTAINING YOUR CAREER – ART AND MONEY – GENERATING INCOME AS AN ARTIST…HOW DO WE EAT?’An interactive discussion that looks to unpack our sustainability as an Arts industry. We all know that a lot of Artists in the cities live on hand-to-mouth. You are as alive as the temperament of the bar owner where you sing every week. Your Art is as visible as the hotelier decides. So how do we sustain the Arts? We are operating in a world of just “Music” and not “Music Business”

… how do we take our passions and turn them into profi table and sustainable business ventures that make it lucrative but also attractive for outside investment? How do YOU eat?.

Venue: Museum - Main HallTime: 14hrsPanelists: Natalie LUKKENAER l KE Ricky NANJERO l KE Raphael BENZA l SAModerator: Maureen RUTABINGWA a.k.a MoRoots l UG

Conference 4‘E.A.S.T – EAST AFRICAN SOUL TRAIN – A CASE STUDY’The East African Soul Train is a traveling residency and creative immersion on one of East Africa’s most historic train routes – The Kenya – Uganda Railway a.k.a. The Lunatic Express. It brings together passengers and Artists from different disciplines and places to share perspectives, have deeper conversations and nurture interdisciplinary artistic collaborations. As a success story in its second edition – Poppy Spowage will share some of the insights of the experience alongside some of the Artists that have been part of the project.Venue: Museum - Exhibition HallTime: 15hrsPanelists: Poppy SPOWAGE l UK/UG Gloria WAVAMUNNO l UG Ejuku MARK l UG

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Conference 5‘PERFORMING ARTS IN CONFLICT AREAS’

There have been wars and confl icts around the world and most times as we focus on the negative effects of the wars and confl icts, we rarely pay attention to Art – specifi cally the performing Arts. In East Africa today, some of the member states are in confl ict i.e. Burundi and South Sudan. Ruth Daniel will moderate a panel with speakers from these confl ict areas as well as bringing her experience and the work of her organization – In Place of War.

Venue: Museum - Main HallTime: 11hrsPanelists: Stephen OCHALLA l SSD Joseph ABUK l SSD Stéphanie SOLEANSKY l FRModerator: Ruth DANIEL l UK

Conference 6‘MAKING MUSIC EDUCATION MORE RELEVANT IN ORDER TO DEVELOP A PROFESSIONAL MUSIC INDUSTRY’

There is no doubt that Music lives, but many times – Music lives when it can be heard and played by anyone anywhere. That is not the case with

a lot of Music coming out of East Africa, a lot is heard but cannot be played by anyone. That is one of the issues this session will tackle. How can we teach Music to have a more professional Industry create work that will live forever?

Venue: Museum - Exhibition HallTime: 12hrsPanelists: Will RAMSEY l GER/SA Stephanie TERLINDEN l BEL Carola KINASHA l TZ Prisca OJWANG l KE Nina OGOT l KE Melody ZAMBUKO l ZIM Maggie Manley FYLE l SL Abiy Woldemariam ABEBE l ETH Tapiwa LANGA l MZ Mathew Ghayigayi MFUNE l MWModerator: Natalie LUKKENAER l KE

Conference 7‘CROSS BORDER APPEALFOR UGANDAN MUSIC’

This panel is a collaboration between re-known Ugandan Music critics who all present live TV and radio programmes that critic visual Music productions, compositions and lyrics of local Artists in Uganda. Both shows air on main stream media platforms every Saturday, and normally create tension between Artists and the presenters of the show. Now, the action comes live at DOADOA

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Venue: Museum - LibraryTime: 15hrsPanelists: Aaron HALL l UK IGGOR & LIAMA l UK Nathan SUDDERS l UK Tom SHORE l UKModerator: Ruth DANIEL l UK: Conference 9‘WOMEN ENGINEERS IN STUDIO SOUND FOR STAGE– IN CONVERSATION’

It is really diffi cult to fi nd female singers, songwriters, producers and presenters of their own music. In Uganda and around East Africa, there is a new movement focusing on changing this situation – Santuri East Africa with Femme Electronic are working on developing skills of women Engineers in studio and stage for a new experience and hopefully, a new sound.

Venue: Museum - Main HallTime: 15hrsPanelists: DJ RACHAEL l UG Gregg TENDWA l KE

Venue: Museum - Main HallTime: 14hrsPanelists: Joseph BATTE l UG Mukalazi DAVID l UG Edward SSENDI l UG Kuku WAZABANGA l UG Jenkins MUKASA l UGModerator: Joe TABULA l UG

Conference 8‘SETTING UP A RECORDING STUDIO IN RURAL AREAS’

Much of the rural East Africa has a lot of challenges when it comes to establishment of small enterprises. One of which is Music studios. From fi nding a suitable space that is safe for clients to them affording to pay for studio time. In Place of War has helped a few entrepreneurs to set up studios around Uganda and the rest of the world. They will be sharing their methods and experience.

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CLOSING DAY SATURDAY 6TH MAY 2017

Conference 10‘MANAGING AND ADMINISTERING A MUSIC SCHOOL’

There are several music schools around East Africa, but like any other business – the challenges of management are almost the same. This panel will present some of the best practices and share information from their experience of running music schools on the continent.

Venue: Museum - Main HallTime: 11hrsPanelists: Joe HERRMANN l GER Simon MARBURG l GER Will RAMSEY l GER Melody ZAMBUKO l ZIM Maggie Manley FYLE l SL Abiy Woldemariam ABEBE I ETHModerator: Kiggundu MUSOKE l UG

Conference 11‘MANAGING ARTISTS ON THE AFRICAN CONTINENT’

The question of managing Artists is one of the most explored at DOADOA – because each year, there is a pool of delegates experiencing and looking at the market as a place for not only networking but also acquiring knowledge. This panel will again offer more knowledge with experience of the panelists to share

what they have done to successfully manage Artists from the African continent.

Venue: Museum - Exhibition HallTime: 12hrsPanelists: Marcus GORA l ZIM Elijah KITAKA l UGModerator: Stephanie SCHUMANN l GER

Conference 12‘THE ROLE OF DANCE IN AFFECTING SOCIAL CHANGE AND RESILIENCE’

Many careers of young contemporary and break dance Artists from Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi have been nurtured by their opportunity access to dance. With examples of the BPU in Uganda, Mashariki in Rwanda. This panel will explore with case studies and success on how the panelists have taken on dance in a way of addressing social change and resilience.

Venue: Museum - LibraryTime: 14hrsPanelists: Mark KAWEESI l UG Naomi WOODS l UGModerator: Carola KINASHA l TZ

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Conference 13‘CREATING INNOVATIVE AND ALTERNATIVE SPACES – DESIGN HUB KAMPALA’

Recently several alternative work and Art spaces have emerged in Kampala, with a recent focus on the Industrial area. There is the newly launched Design HUB Kampala, The Square and Studios on Seventh – both fl exible-spaces for creatives, artist and events, yet targeting slightly different markets. This panel will explore the available options for performing Artists.

Venue: Museum - Main HallTime 15hrsPanelists: Jantien ZUURBIER l UG Nahida BHEGANI Templar IGA

Closing plenary DOADOA l 2017, we will meet again!

This year we end the 6th Edition of DOADOA – East African Performing Arts Market in style as we partner with MDUNDO LTD to give away the MDUNDO UG Awards. We also need to know how it all went and if there is anything we could add to the 7th Edition.

Venue: Museum - Exhibition Space Time: 14hrsSpeakers: Partners & DelegatesModerator: Faisal KIWEWA l UGAward giveaway: Martin NIELSEN

DAY TWO THURSDAY 4TH MAY 2017

Venue: Museum GardensTime: 17:00hrs - 18:00hrs

• Mike Strano (KE/AUS)• Ben OLDFIELD (FR)• Martin NIELSEN (KE)• Simon KAHERU (UG)• David ALEXANDER (SA)• Mzungu KICHAA (TZ/DE)• MAKADEM (KE)• Karengera ERIC SOUL (RW)• Manana BIRABI F. (UG) DAY THREEFRIDAY 5TH MAY 2017

Venue: Museum GardensTime: 17:00hrs - 18:00hrs

• Ruth DANIEL (UK)• Steven OCHALLA (SSD)• Joseph ABUK (SSD)• Stéphanie SOLEANSKY (FR/BU)• Natalie LUKKENAER (KE)• Aaron HALL (UK)• Iggor&Liama (UK)• Nathan Sudders (UK)• Tom Shore (UK)• Gregg TENDWA (KE)• DJ RACHEAL (UG)• Prisca OJWANG (KE)• Stephanie SCHUMANN (GER)• Marcus GORA (ZIM)• Elijah KITAKA (UG)

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WORKSHOP 1 MUSIC AND ARTIST MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP

In this workshop the key fi gures of music management will be presented. The attendees shall participate to work out an international management contract to understand the relevant topics. Through the interaction they can experience how much knowledge they have already. In the workshop 3 cases will be presented to the participants. They will be asked to fi nd all important tools to set up a healthy management situation and relationship with the artist. Topics will reach from: Personal and professional relationship between manager and artist and its challenges, publishing, live shows, touring, marketing and branding, law, rights and obligations.

Date: 4th - 5th MayVenue: Uganda Museum Uganda Society LibraryTime: 9:00am - 12:00pmFacilitator: Stefanie SCHUMANN Fee: 20,000 UGX (for 2 days)Target: Artist / Artist Manager

WORKSHOP 2 ‘APPLYING ACTING TECHNIQUES TO MUSICAL PERFORMANCE’

Kemiyondo Coutinho is interested in using her acting coaching on singers. She will work with singers using monologue techniques and the change in performances to produce astounding results. She will to teach singers in East Africa how to always have access to their truest self in order to bring themselves to any performance they need.

Date: 6th - 7th MayVenue: Uganda Museum Exhibition HallTime: 2:00 - 5:00pmFacilitator: Kemiyondo COUTINHOFee: 20,000 UGX (for 2 days)Target: Artist / Artist Manager

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EDDIE HATITYEMusic in Africa

Eddie Hatitye is one of the most recognizable young cultural operators in Africa. For more than 10 years he has been actively involved in the arts and culture sector, contributing immensely in the establishment of key structures on the continent. As the Executive Director of the Music In Africa Foundation, since inception in 2011, Eddie has travelled across the globe setting up networks and implementing various projects for musicians in Africa.

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MARTIN NIELSEN l KECEO MDUNDO LTD.

Martin Nielsen is the co-founder and CEO of Mdundo. He moved to Kenya in 2012 as Entrepreneur in Residence for 88mph, an African investment fund with focus on early stage tech startups in Kenya. Mdundo has the past 3 years grown to one of Africa’s leading music services with more than 1,000,000 active users every month primarily from Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Nigeria.

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BEN OLDFIELD l FRThe ORCHARD

Ben Oldfi eld is Vice Président, France, Benelux and West Africa for The Orchard, a pioneering music distribution company developing marketing possibilities with labels and Digital music platforms all around the world to grow our business together. He has been working in the Music Industry in France since the last century to develop the International Career of artists like CesariaEvora or Lucky Dube.

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MIKE STRANO (AUS)ONGEA!/PHAT! MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT

For 18 years, Mike Strano has continually explored the Music Business of Africa. Since moving to Eastern Africa in 1998, Mike and his Team have built one of best-known Entertainment Companies in Africa.One of their Businesses – PHAT! Intellectual Property, has represented SHEER Publishing, in the Region, since 2012.Another of their Businesses owns & runs: ONGEA! – The Eastern Africa Music Summit.

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SIMON KAHERU l UGMedia Analyst/Kampala Arts Trust

Simon Kaheru is an enthusiastic Ugandan Communicator who loves Communication in general, new age media technologies and uses, art & culture, his country and his family. He is a journalist as well as an entrepreneur with a good public service record and is currently Chair of the Kampala Arts Trust, serving the art & culture community in Uganda.

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DAVID ALEXANDER Sheer Publishing

David Alexander is the Founder, Owner and Managing Director of Sheer Music Publishing (Pty) Ltd, the fastest growing independent music publishing company in Africa. Sheer Publishing represents African songs and songwriters for the world. Amongst their clients are; Lira, Kahn, Zahara, Mandoza, Eric Wainaina, Lira, Sauti Sol, Wouter Kellerman and Philip Miller. Sheer also represents international Publishers in Africa.

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MAKADEM I KEMusician

Makadem is a talented musician and vibrant performing artiste who has been likened to the legendary King of Afro-Beat, Fela Kuti; and his soulful folk ballads have earned him comparisons to the legendary Bob Dylan. Makadem has toured widely in Europe, including at the opening of the Cannes Film Festival in France in May 2012. In 2014 he was a headline act at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival held in Washington DC.

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MZUNGU KICHAA I TZMusician

Danish born Mzungu Kichaa has spent much of his childhood living in Africa - and this is where he has transformed himself into MzunguKichaa which means something along the lines of “the crazy white man.” MzunguKichaa is currently a musical star in East Africa where he broke through in 2009. MzunguKichaa has been nominated twice for a Danish World Music Award.

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MANANA BIRABI F l UGMilege Uganda/Milege World Music Festival

Manana Birabi founded Milege in 2009, an organisation involved in preservation and promotion of cultural heritage through the arts, offering entertainment related services and running projects geared towards discovering, promoting and empowering unique non-conventional artists in East Africa. He is the festival Director for the annual Milege World Music Festival that showcases indigenous Arts in their pure and experimental forms.

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KARENGERA KIRENGA ERIC SOUL l RWAFROGROOVE/KIGALI UP!

Born in Rwanda, raised in Belgium, worked either as a DJ, TV presenter, educator or event promoter in London, Paris, Koln, Geneva, Stockholm, Zanzibar, Johannesburg, Malawi, Russia and other places. In 2009, Eric Soul launched, produced and presented his own TV show, WAHALA. He is currently operating from Kigali/Rwanda as part of the ever expanding Tele10Group, a media enterprise operating in the East African region.

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MAUREEN RUTABINGWA(MO ROOTS) l UGSOUL DEEP BAND

MoRoots is a proudly Ugandan singer, songwriter, composer, saxophonist, classical pianist and a struggling traditional dancer based in Kampala Uganda. Combining her classical musical training, with her lengthy experience in jazz and blues, MoRoots’ genre is self-described as Afro-Soul and very delicious. It’s a mash up of funk, RnB, Neo-Soul and a strong presence of the strong African rhythm.

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RICKY NANJERO I KEMusician

Ricky began his solo career in 2009 by forming a fi ve-piece band called Marafi ki, Together They released an album, ‘TUCHEZE’ in 2010. He has also had his fair share of cover music, playing at local hotels and pubs before he decided to become a back up and session musician for artists. Ricky has played with a host of artistes including Eric Wainaina, Vallerie Kimani, Atemi Oyungu, Zannaziki, Babaa Maal, and Juanita Bynum among many others.

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RAPHAEL BENZA l SAVth Season (SA)

In the pantheon of South Africa’s vibrant entertainment and urban culture scene, few have come to play as defi nitive a role in driving it forward as Raphael Benza. His track record spans over 15 years operating at the top tier of showbiz. Since founding the boutique full service music entertainment agency Vth Season in 2011, Benza has gone on to assemble a formidable stable of artists and other talent.

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NATALIE LUKKENAER l KESauti Academy

Natalie fi rst came to Kenya in 2007 for a music business internship. A music student at the Dutch Rock Academy, specialized in voice, performance & music business. It was supposed to be a 4-month work experience-experiment. Now, 10 years down, Nairobi has become my home. After having focused solely on Kenya for the past years, it’s time to share voice coach and social entrepreneur experienc with the rest of the world.

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POPPY SPOWAGE l UKCo-Founder and Producer, E.A.S.T

Poppy Spowage is a Creative Producer and Researcher, with experience delivering arts-training, exchange and performance projects in the UK, East Africa, Asia and Latin America. Now based in Uganda, Poppy is Co-founder and Producer of East African Soul Train, a travelling residency, works closely with Boutiq Foundation, a community-based arts organisation in Kampala; and is the producer for NyegeNyege International Music Festival.

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GLORIA WAVAMUNNO l UGKampala Fashion Week

Under the artistic direction of a Ugandan, GW is the art director of her namesake-clothing label. The label is constructed from cultures, sounds and the unexplainable. She is the also founder of Kampala Fashion Week.

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EJUKU MARK l UGNgoma Jam Sessions

Mark is half of Ngoma Jam Session, a community based drum circle that aims at fostering spontaneous music creation and sustainable therapeutic modules to encourage community cohesion, with a beat. Encouraging cultural preservation and a medium for self realisation and expression with one’s self.

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JOSEPH ABUK JUMA DORI I SSD

Joseph Abuk Juma Dori was born in Tali in January 1st 1943 and he is a graduate of Adult Education and Training – University of Juba. Mr. Abuk began writing plays such ‘The Assassination of Sugean Tugo’ While teaching in Kitgum High School in Uganda, He is a Poet, Playwright, guitarist and fi ne artist. Was the director of the regional Cultural Centre in Juba from 1987 – 1992 and currently is the Executive Director of South Sudan Theatre Organization (SSTO).

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STÉPHANIE SOLEANSKY

Stéphanie Soleansky started her career in the fi eld of museums and historial monuments in France, developing at the same time a strong interest in multidisciplinary artistic projects. In 2012 she joined the french cultural network abroad, starting as coordinator of a french-srilankan arts festival in Colombo. She was has since worked at the French Embassy in Ghana and currently is the director of Institut Français in Bujumbura. She is a graduate of Arts History.

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RUTH DANIEL l UKCo-Director, In Place of War

Ruth is an award winning cultural producer, activist and social entrepreneur. She is Co-Director In Place of War (IPOW). IPOW works with creativity in sites of confl ict through fi ve main strands of work: research, education, production, networks and digital. IPOW also produces work in partnership with The Guardian and with arts festivals across the world. Ruth is the founder of Un-Convention a global grassroots music event and community.


NINA OGOT I KESinger / Co-Director SWMC

Nina Ogot is a Kenyan afro-acoustic songbird.She is known to sing in Kiswahili, English, French and Dholuo,while celebrating her Luo roots as her music is about urban interpretation of her tradition.Keen to see that traditional music rhythms are passed on to the next generation of aspiring musicians, Nina Ogot alongside fellow Kenyan artist Winyo, have established the Singing Wells Master Classes (SWMC).

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CAROLA KINASHA l TZMusic Mayday

Carola grew up in a musical family in the Arusha region. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in International Relations, from the University of Dar es Salaam. She implements her activism through music since 1988. She has guided and mentored young talents and acted as an inspiration, role model and educator on stage. She now brings over 25 years of experience as a singer, songwriter and human rights activist to Music Mayday.


GAYIGHAYI MATHEWS MFUNE

Gayighayi Mathews Mfune: Is a qualifi ed and experienced Arts and Culture Manager having initiated and accomplished many assignments and held several responsibilities in the fi eld of Arts both at National and International level. Simply, he is an arts manager, researcher, facilitator and trainer, community mobilizer, teacher, producer, consultant and advisor. Currently, is Director of Music Crossroads Malawi.

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WILL RAMSAY I GER/SAGlobal Music Academy

Will Ramsay is the artistic director of the Global Music Academy in Berlin and the pedagogical director of the Global Music Campus project. Since 2012 he has worked for Music Crossroads Academies project in Zimbabwe, Malawi and Mozambique where he is responsible for developing a two year professional training program in African music at the Music Crossroads Academies. In 2015 the Global Music Campus opened a second mobile Campus in East Africa

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STEPHANIE TERLINDEN l BEL

Stephanie has a vast international professional experience, an excellent control of various foreign languages and an in-depth knowledge of the cooperation scene. After working as communication offi cer in Brussels, including short missions in central Africa, and as project manager in Lisbon, Stephanie started working at Music Crossroads in October 2016 as project coordinator.

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PRISCA OJWANG l KEEast African Soul Train

PRISCA OJWANG’ is a soulful Kenyan performing artist and songwriter. She began her professional journey after her time in Sauti Academy, and has since developed her own unique style of using witty hilarious monologues to reel the audience into her soulful musical genius.She was recently selected to be a part of East African Soul Train (2017) a multimedia artist residency

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TAPIWA LANGA l ZIMMusic Crossroads Academy

Tapiwa Langa was exposed to the art of music at a tender age. She studied Bsc in Music and Musicology and majored in voice and Mbira and also did a course in Music and Therapy. Her musical jouney took her to Mozambique where she currently, is the Director of Music Crossroads Mozambique managing its projects which include the Music Crossroads Academy.

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JOE TABULA (UG)Music Producer & Musician/Afrigo Band

Joe Tabula is a music producer and musician currently working with the Afrigo Band, one of Uganda’s oldest band. Joe is an independent, creative person that has been active on the music and arts administrative scene since early 90’s. He has been a member of various music and arts organizations such as Uganda Performing Rights Society, International Music Council, FIM, and is the current Vice president of African Music Council.

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EDWARD SENDIKADDIWA l UGDdembe FM

Edward Sendikaddiwa aka EDy Sendi is a British trained computer scientist who wears many hats in the performing arts industry.He is a hands-on Studio Producer, Theatre Director, Comedy Sketch writer, Performing Arts Critic and a lover of Ugandan Music History.Always up to date with the latest on the Entertainment Industry, and keen to grow local talent in Uganda.

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ISAAC DANIEL KATENDE aka KASUKU l UGDdembe FM

Isaac DanieI Katende also known as Kasuku is from Ddembe FM under MPL. He joined journalism in 2011 as an intern from UMCAT School of Journalism. He hasworked with The Red Pepper Publications asan entertainment reporter and as a photographer before joining Star TV; where he started critiquing Musicians. He later joined Ddembe FM in 2012 as an entertainment reporter and infortainment show ‘Talk N Talk’ host to date.

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TOM SHORE l UKSpecialist

Tom Shore is an Operations, Strategic Leadership, Programmes and Logistics specialist in the fi eld of International Development, Culture and Human Rights. He has been working internationally for over 15 years in the humanitarian, international dev’t, & cultural sectors in diverse countries. He is a board member of IPOW, is on the Advisory Council of the Palestinian Music Expo.

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JOSEPH BATTE l UG.Bukedde TV

Uganda’s fi rst music critic. Introduced music critiquing in 1989 writing for The New Vision. He wrote; Concert Reviews and CD reviews and music features numerous artites. He currently works as a producer and presenter on Bukedde TV. He also a features writer and music critic for The New Vision. He is the Creator, producer and panelist on the popular Akasengejja show on Bukedde TV.

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LAIMA AND IGOR (Mixhell/Sepultura) l UK Musicians

In the concrete jungle of Sao Paulo husband and wife blend techno, acid, rock and industrial in a hell of a mix... At a time when the prevalent feeling was that Rock and Metal were boring and nothing new was being done, IggorCavalera dived headfi rst into electronic music and experimented with it so much that Mixhell was born. Since its initial conception, Mixhell have produced their own music, travelled around the globe.

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AARON HORN l UK

Aaron began working with Point Black music school as an outreach music technology and DJ Teacher, working in youth centres and schools. Aaron is a director at S.P.Z music. He has also trained as a sound healer and has been playing Gong meditations and sound healing around London and at the national portrait gallery.

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NATHAN SUDDERS- UK

Nathan Sudders is a freelance musician with 20 years’ experience of playing on the world’s biggest stages and recording in some of the most famous studios. Having started his bass playing career aged 16, and then signing to Creation Records as part of One Lady Owner, he’s gone on to fi nd international success as one third of Manchester’s fi nest dance pioneers, The Whip.

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ALISON SURTEES l UKCreative Producer

Alison is a Creative Producer, Consultant and Project/Production Manager with over 25-years experience across a range of sectors from commercial to community. She is currently working with In Place of War, as Director of Programmes and she is Trust Administrator for Future’s Venture, an arts fund she co-founded with ex Trustees of Lantern house International.

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GREGG TENDWA I KESanturi Safari

Gregg Tendwa is a multimedia artist, freethinker, and afrofuturist. He explores social reality through music, photography, fashion, food, stories and games and ardently opposes anything authoritarian.His djing, producing, and remixing style has been described as afro-cosmic-archeology, he is digging and unearthing the forgotten and the futuristic. He is hugely infl uential in the Afro + Electro movement in East Africa.

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DJ RACHAEL l UGFemme Electronique

DJ Rachael is an all round Dj leaning towards EDM/house/Afro. A phenomenal DJ, performer, MC and producer, Rachael is also a leading member of Santuri Safari (East Africa) crew, founder of Femme Electronic - a movement to supportfemale DJs.She has showcased at Africa at the WORLD MUSIC EXPO (WOMEX2016) in Santiago, Spain.

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KIGGUNDU MUSOKE l UGKampala Music School

Kiggundu started learning piano aged 3, and went onto attain LRSM in piano performance, Dip ABRSM in piano teaching, Dip ABRSM in fl ute performance and Grade 8 in voice. Kiggundu is the principal Conductor of the Kampala Symphony Orchestra and the Kampala Singers Choir. Kiggundu is also a jazz musician and has performed with several bands on the local scene He currently is Executive Director of Kampala Music School.

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SIMON MARBURG l GERGlobal Music Academy

Simon Marburg is the administrator of the Global Music Academy (GMA) in Berlin. He studied history, political scienI e and sociology at Berlin, Tübingen and Madrid universities. He has worked in the fi elds of consulting, political consulting, event management and trained further in the areas of cultural management and accountancy. He has worked at the GMA since 2013.

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JOE HERRMANN I GERMusic Crossroads International Director

Audio Engineer by trade, born in London, raised in Colombia and Germany, with 10 years experience in cross-cultural organisational management, fi nan-cial and project plan-ning & management, Intercultural partner management, logistics, fundraising and donor relations management, reporting, strategic planning, event organi-zation, Audio recording and production.

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ELIJAH KITAKA l UGFEZAH/Jazz Evenings/Jazz&Soul Safari

Elijah Kitaka, cofounder & CTO at Fezah, is a technologist and Jazz enthusiast. He worked with at Google, as a Strategic Partner Developer,He is the creator and 13-year presenter of Jazz Evenings, a weekly show on Radio One FM 90, and a co-founder of The Annual Jazz & Soul Safari.

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STEPHANIE SCHUMANN I GERDelicious Tunes

Stephanie Schumann started her agency Delicious Tunes in 2012. Based in Munich, her network reaches from Germany to all over Europe and into Africa USA and Asia. With Delicious Tunes, she provides artist management, concert bookings, tour/ concert production and art direction. Currently she is managing Nomfusi SA, Mokoomba Zim and Mamadou Diabate Burkina Faso.

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MARCUS GORA I ZIMMokoomba Band

Marcus Gora, (Harare, Zimbabwe) is the band manager for Zimbabwe’s music group Mokoomba. which has toured more than 40 countries around the world performing at prestigious festivals like Roskilde (DEN), Sziget Festival (HG) and famous venues like the Apollo Theatre (Harlem, NY) to mention a few. Mokoomba won the Songlines Magazine - Best Newcomer Award 2013 and this April they grace the magazine cover with their latest CD titled Luyando

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KAWEESI MARK I UGBreakdance Project Uganda (BPU)

Kaweesi Mark is a Ugandan artist; Breakdance teacher & performer, activist, educator, creative facilitator, Hiphop events organizer and Fitness instructor. He uses these skills as tools to empower, educate and uplift people. He is a member of (BPU), a voluntary non-profi t organization that uses breakdance, Hiphop, arts and education to empower young people, promote social change as well as creating employment opportunities.

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NAOMI WOODS l UG/Batalo East

Naomi is a founding member and Director - Batalo East, a traditional and urban dance education and performance platform based out of Kampala. Since 2013, the Batalo East team have developed a program to provide quality and accessible traditional dance education, urban dance instruction,fusion technique & performance opportunities for artists in Uganda and the region. This culminates in the annual Batalo East Dance Fest.

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JANTIEN ZUURBIERl UGDirector Design Hub Kampala

Jantien is co-founder and director of Design Hub Kampala, a new fl exible workspace for creatives, start-ups and freelancers in Kampala, located in a warehouse in Kampala’s Industrial area. Before that she worked as art-education coordinator for Afriart Gallery and freelance (web) designer. She is a member of the board of Kampala Art Trust for which she manages the Start Journal portfolio, and has been part of the organizing team of both editions of the Kampala Art Biennale.

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MELODY ZAMBUKO l ZIMMusic Crossroads Zimbabwe

Melody Zambuko is an arts and culture manager with 15 years’ experience working in the arts and culture industry of Zimbabwe. Melody is the Director of the Music Crossroads Zimbabwe which runs the Music Crossroads Academy. She is also an arts consultant with many years’ experience curating music programs for festivals like the Harare International Festival of the Arts (HIFA-2007 to 2014) and the Protest Arts International Festival (PAIF-2012-2014).


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ABIY WOLDEMARIAM l ETHJazzamba School of Music

Abiy Woldemariam is co-founder of a band called ‘Meleket’, regularly playing in Addis since 2008. He teaches piano and ear training at Jazzamba School of Music which offers a three year scholarship for talented musicians. He has recently attended the GMA campus.


STEPHEN AFFEAR OCHALLA l SSDOrupaap Band

Stephen Affear Ochalla is the founder of Orupaap cultural and creative House. Orupaap is one of the cultural bodies in South Sudan working on developing Art skills, promotion of culture by creating Arts platforms and exchange programs like Orupaap’s yearly nature art’s festival.

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MARGARET SOPHIA FYLE l SL

Margaret Sophia Fyle is the Vice President, Coalition for African Arts Culture and Heritage and Consultant Principal, Ballanta Academy of Music and Board secretary. She was formerly the Director, Education Programmes, Haikal Foundation Sierra Leone. She has also lectured African History and culture at Ohio State University.


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MAIJA RIVENBURG I US/RWMashirika Performing Arts and Media Company

Maija is an artist-activist and administrator at Mashirika Performing Arts and Media Company in Kigali, Rwanda. Maija is passionate about using arts as a tool for social change and specializes in Theatre of the Oppressed methodology. One of her main tasks with Mashirika is organizing Ubumuntu Arts Festival, an arts festival for the sake of humanity which takes place every July.

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SHABANI RAMADHANI HAMISSI l TZMarahaba Swahili Music Festival

Shabani is the organizer of The Marahaba Swahili Music Festival also popularly known as Marahaba. He is also a part-time bass player with a band. Over the past few years, Shabani has developed a keen interest in the fi eld of sound engineering with strong interest in the production of good quality sound for the bands’ performances. Much of his personal experience in sound engineering has been acquired working with the Kilimanjaro band during performances.

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BERNARD & ALFRED l BR Diners Bukoto l 3rd May 20:00 hrs

The cousin Alfred Nyandwi and Bernard Ndoricimpa were both born in musicians’ family.Sons of the founders of the traditional National orchestra, it is quite naturally that our two young artists become virtuosos of the umuduri, a burundian traditional instrument, the ancestor of the Brazilian berimbau (kind of musical bow(arc) with ropes).

ORUPAAP BAND l SSD

Diners Bukoto l 3rd May 21:00 hrs

Orupaap is one of the cultural bodies in South Sudan working on developing Art skills, promotion of culture by creating Arts platforms and exchange programs like Orupaap’s yearly nature art’s festival.

Orupaap cultural and creative House was founded by artist Stephen Affear Ochalla in 1987 in Omdurman Sudan. developed Orupaap musical group in 1995, and 2005 to Orupaap African Performing Arts Institute (OAPAI).

AFRIE l UG

Uganda Museum l 4th May13:00 hrs

Afrie aka Nassanga Ann.is an Afro fusion artiste, singer, songwriter, pianist and performer. Her songs are based on love, freedom, and unity for Africa. Afrie has been in the live performing industry for two years now and has graced various stages like the Laba Festival stage 2016, Comedy meets Music, Bayimba Festival 2015 and 2016 as a supporting act, Pearl Rhythm Festival 2015 and Milege Music Festival 2016 and she also was featured in the 2016 GOETHE annual sundowner as an independent artiste.

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SUZAN KERUNEN l UG

Diners Bukoto l 4th May20:30 hrs

Suzan Kerunen is a Ugandan world music singer who writes and performs African Contemporary music in the local Ugandan language of Alur (her mother tongue) as well as in English, Swahili and other languages. Her music is made up of rich African sounds fused together to create what the artist describes as African SoulSusan is a double nominee for the Best East African and African Artist Kora All Africa Music Awards 2007-2008, a National Goodwill Tourism ambassador and Best folk Pop artist PAM AWARDS 2010.

DERRICK KOMAKECH l UGUganda Museum l 4th May13:30 hrs

Derrick Komakech is a multi-disciplinary visual, performing and experimental sound artist. His passion for traditional Oral literature, Guitar, Adungu and Nanga has helped him develop a breed of Acholi Contemporary Folk Music which is becoming a permanent mark in his musical recordings and other musical theatre productions.Derrick sings in Acholi and English and writes haunting melodies wrapped around rich folk imagery.

MAKECH TREZZOR BAND l RW

Diners Bukoto l 4th May21:30 hrs Trezzor is the Rwandan Afro Rock band, founded in 2009 in National University of Rwanda. Composed of 6 members. Trezzor started recording in 2009 started their fi rst album; ‘On Compus’ Trezzor is currently working on their second album; ‘Urukumbuzi’. Trezzor has performed at SAUTI ZA BUSARA International festival held in Zanzibar, KIGALI UP Festival among others.

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MUTINDA l KE


Mutinda is a self-taught musician who began pursuing his career in his childhood by playing a home-made guitar. Mutinda is about timeless, soul-searching melodies & contagious rhythms. He has won The International Songwriting Competition (ISC) - World Music Category (2010) and has been nominated for various awards including a nominationfor Kenya Film Commission - Kalasha Award (2010) for the documentary “A beautiful Journey” about Mutinda among others. He has performed at various festivals and in Europe.

CINDY SANYU l UG


Cinderella Sanyu popularly known by mononym “Cindy” or “Cindy Sanyu” by the media and fans is a celebrated Ugandan Afro-pop and reggae dancehall singer, actress, song writer and entertainer. Her rise to fame was when she joined the all-girls group Blu*3 in 2005. She launched her solo career in 2007 and has gone on to win numerous awards like Afrimma Awards (2016) Best East African Female Artiste, Bingwa Awards (2016) Best Ugandan Artiste, among others.

PRISCA OJWANG l KE

Uganda Museum l 5th May13:00 hrs PRISCA OJWANG’ is a soulful Kenyan performing artist and songwriter. She began her professional journey after her time in Sauti Academy, and has since developed her own unique style of using witty hilarious monologues to reel the audience into her soulful musical genius.Her most recent achievements was being selected to be a part of East African Soul Train (2017) a multimedia artist residency.

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EDDIE GREY l KE


Eddie Grey is a songwriter, composer, producer and arranger. His chosen mode of expression is through his guitar, an instrument he taught himself to play. Coming from a musical family, he spent most of his childhood enjoying the infl uences of jazz, soul and pop artistes of the time. Eddie Grey’s music is not defi nitive, though he is considered as one of the forerunners in the East and Central Africa jazz and fusion scene in. Eddie Grey uses his music to address the issues of his society.

LILY KADIMA l UG


From the pearl of Africa is gifted Lillian Nazziwa a.k.a Lily Kadima.She is an ethno pop artist,‘‘smoky voiced song bird“ The Daily Monitor, who has developed a strong passion for her talent through exploiting different genre’s of world music thus folk ,pop, reggae,afrobeat,blues-jazz to showcase her music styles and energetic vocal sound.Lily is currently fi nalising her 12 track album that has different styles and collaborations.

MSWANU GOGO VIBES l TZDiners Bukoto l 5th May21:30 hrs

MswanuGogo Vibes, is a local cultural art group that involved in cultural performing arts in Tan-zania. MswanuGogo Vibes was established in the 2007 by Samat-wa, Frank. Currently, Mswanu Vibes com-prises 8 eight wonderful Artists. Mswanu Vibes gives educational en-tertainmentperformances in Poetry, Contemporary African Music as well as Story-telling.

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NINA OGOT l KE


An afro-acoustic artist, and a gifted vocalist, pianist and guitarist, Nina’s music breaks boundaries between the old and the new generation’s taste in art. Singing in French, English, Lingala, Luo and Swahili, her vibrant yet melancholic style of musical expression breathes life into her lyrical content that addresses day-to-day issues. This Kenyan songstress incorporates her cultural background and knowledge of other cultures into her musical style, developing a new, fresh and unique urban sound which she labels ’Afro-Acoustic’.

COMPONENTS l RW


Components (by afrogroov) is a collaborative project initiated by Rwandese DJ & Music curator Kirenga Karengera also known as DJ ERIC SOUL, it brings together a network of creative power-houses from Rwanda, Kenya, Uganda and the UK. He is joined onstage by the rapper/MC known as Prime, the sensational singer/rapper/poetess Angel Mutoni, the super talented traditional instrumentalist Deo Munyakazi and the soulful singer songwriter Mike Kayihura.

S l RW ASILI DUB l KE

Uganda Museum l 6th May13:30 hrs

ASILI DUB – Kenya’s heavily fused Reggae-Dub band, started off as a collaboration project between DREAD STEPPA of Umojah Sound System & Sub Conscious (Dubstep Producer & Selecta), JAHM of Afro-Asia & Sub Conscious (Filipino World-Reggae Music Artist) and KOMBO of Afro Simba & Afro-Asia (World Fusion Artist) in 2014. The band started as an Indo-Afro Live Digital Dub outfi t,and in late 2016, ASILI DUB became a full band set-up.

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HAKA MUKIGA & ENZAMBA AFRICA lUGDiners Bukoto l 6th May20:00 hrs

Haka Mukiga is the epitome of Rukiga music endowed with an expressive voice and has performed on various stages in the world ie Milege world music festival, Kampala carnival, yella cultural festival, Bakiga Nation and many others. He routes from Kigezi region in the south western part of Uganda and has embarked on a journey to fuse fashion, music, history, dance, and entertainment on one stage as Enzamba Africa.

COCODO BAND l TZ


Cocodo African Music was established in April 2010 with eight Musicians. All musicians can play musical instruments and are also singers. The various instruments used in a band are Marimba, Tanzanian’s Drums, West African Djembe, Guitars, Keyboards, traditional fl utes and Zeze. Songs and lyrics of the band is sung both in Swahili and in the tribes languages. The band has performed in various local and international festivals such as ZIFF, Sauti za Busara and EAVC.

CHARMANT MUSHAGA l UGDiners Bukoto l 6th May22:00 hrs

Guitarman Charmant Mushaga, started his musical journey from Ntondo mushinga lubona village in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). His musical journey was inspired by his father who would play the guitar while his mother sang from their home. When the war broke out in 2004, Charmant fl ed to Uganda where he has been for the last decade. In 2015, he released his debut jazz album called African Love. To date, he has recorded three albums and performed alongside many artists. Above all else, He loves God and people.

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GIOVANNI KREMER KIYINGI l UGDiners Bukoto l 6th May23:00 hrs

Giovanni is a Ugandan Folk, World and Afro-House music Artist, a multi-instrumentalist(African instruments),His sound is defi ned by rich instrumental textures and rhythmic infl uences from Uganda, Africa and beyond. He has performed at international platforms like Ethno-(Ger), Ethno (Bel), Blankets and wine (UG). Kiyingi has also shared stage with numerous good musicians in Africa and outside Africa at various festivals like; SONDEKA, DRANOUTER festival Wim Claeys Gent,. Harmonie festival, Bayimba festival

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