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ENTERTAINMENT  Christine 'Seven' Mosha (Courtesy) Tanzania’s Christine Mosha has been appointed by international record label Sony Music Africa as the new marketing and artist development head for East Africa region. Starting immediately, Mosha, popularly known as Seven, will be responsible for building the company’s list of local talent while amplifying its international repertoire across the region. She will directly report to managing director of Sony Music Africa Sean Watson. Speaking on her new role, Mosha expressed excitement as she exuded confidence in making a great impact on the...

at 11:33AM Sony Music Entertainment Africa has appointed Christine Mosha, known as ‘Seven’, to lead marketing and artist development for the East Africa region.  An official press release stated that, starting with immediate effect, “Mosha will build out the company’s roster of local talent and amplify its international repertoire and existing catalogue across the region from her base in Tanzania.” Mosha will report directly to Sean Watson, MD of Sony Music Africa. Speaking about the appointment, Sean Watson said: “Seven has spent most of her life contributing to the African ente...

Music Business Worldwide December 14, 2020 Christine Seven Mosha Sony Music Entertainment Africa has appointed Christine Mosha, known as ‘Seven’, to lead Marketing and Artist Development for the East Africa region. She will report directly to Sean Watson, Managing Director, Sony Music Africa. Mosha brings over 15 years of African entertainment industry experience to the role and has worked closely with Sony Music Africa for many years. In 2017, she founded her own independent record label and talent management company, Rockstar Africa, where she delivered commercial success for a number o...

0share Girls have always been the last regard when it comes to the arts in Africa, and its been a strive to see prominent acts that have taken center stage to become who they are today on the African continent save for a few icons like, Maria Makeba, Angeli kidjo, Kadija Nini, Yvonne Chaka Chaka, Brenda Fazy, PJ Powers, Mbilia Bel and Shalah Muana. These were the few celebrated queens of Africa who managed to sell cultural music and tell stories of their motherland in a unique way and have long stayed a part of our music journey. Thereafter is a wide gap of female acts until the the millenniu...