Introduction
Coke Studio Africa is a televised music production and performance platform that features African talent coming together to make music. The show was first produced in Kenya in 2007 but has since expanded to other countries such as Uganda, Ghana, Namibia and recently Tanzania.
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Coke Studio Africa is a televised music production and performance platform that features diverse African music talents coming together to make music.
For the last decade, Coke Studio has become synonymous with quality entertainment in Pakistan with over 250 episodes and several spin-offs, including Coke Studio India and Coca-Cola Antakshari (India), Coke Studio China, Viva La Cucina Italy, Sitaron Ke Rang (India) etc.
In 2017 we launched our first international version of the show coca Cola Studios Africa which Nigerian artist Tiwa Savage hosted. The show featured collaborations between African artists from various genres, including gospel, hip-hop and Afrobeat.
In 2019, we were excited to bring the next chapter of the Coke Studio Africa franchise to your screens. We have a star-studded lineup of African artists and musicians who will collaborate on original songs celebrating Africa’s rich musical heritage. Watch out for more updates.
Coke Studio Africa.
Coke Studio Africa is a televised music production and performance platform that features diverse African music talents coming together to make music.
The show was first produced in Kenya in 2007 and has since expanded to other countries such as Uganda, Ghana, Namibia, and recently to Tanzania.
The show aims at bringing together talented musicians from across the continent who have not been given a platform to showcase their skills.
The tv show is produced by a team of African music industry professionals collaborating with the host country’s government. The production has also partnered with international brands such as KFC, Coca-Cola and Barclays Bank to support their cause of promoting African music talent.
The show has been broadcasted in over 100 countries worldwide and has featured artists such as Stonebwoy, Patoranking, Wizkid, Sarkodie and many more. The tv show has been hosted by various celebrities, including Kwesi Arthur (Ghana), -Bola Ray (Nigeria) and many more.
Coke Studio Africa is a televised music production and performance platform.
Coke Studio Africa is a televised music production and performance platform that features diverse African music talents coming together to make music. It’s a show that promotes the importance of collaboration, unity and culture.
It’s a show that promotes the importance of collaboration, unity and culture. The show is designed to allow emerging artists from different genres and backgrounds to showcase their talent in front of an audience. It represents a platform for musicians, producers and engineers to network and connect with a wider audience.
The music industry is very competitive, and it’s difficult for artists to get their foot in the door. This show allows musicians from all over Africa to showcase their talent and build a fan base. It’s also an excellent opportunity for up-and-coming producers, engineers and musicians to network and connect with new audiences.
Mohammed Gaber Collaboration with Coke Studios
Mohammed Gaber is a Sudanese-Egyptian singer, songwriter and composer. He is known for his songs “Mishtaga” and “Ouloulou”.
Mohammed Gaber’s career in music greatly influenced the Collaboration with Coke Studios, where he helped nature rising talents on the continent.
Mohammed Gaber’s career in music greatly influenced the Collaboration with Coke Studios. He has been an influencer for many young artists in Egypt and abroad. He has worked with many artists such as Amr Diab, Tamer Hosny, Sherine, Amir Al-Toukhi, Hamza Namira and others. He also produced a song called “Ya Rayi”, which was nominated for Best Song of the Year at the Arab Music Awards in 2016.
Mohammed Gaber is a famous composer who started his career as a DJ at nightclubs in Cairo. In 2004 he began working as a composer for Egyptian TV shows such as “Al-Mahaba” and “Nawaeet Moshref”. In 2006 he composed his first album called “Wala Akherak”, which was released by Rotana. In 2008 he composed another album called “Ahla w Ahla” which was released by Rotana again. In 2010 he composed two albums: “Rooh 3elayeh” (my soul) and “Joujouka” (nights), both released.
The show was first produced in Kenya in 2007
Coke Studio Africa is a music show that was first produced in Kenya in 2007 and has since then expanded to other countries such as Uganda, Ghana, Namibia, and recently to Tanzania.
The show is produced by a group of young Africans who believe that art has the power to change lives. They have created an environment where artists can share their talents with the world and thus make a living out of them.
In 2015, Coke Studi
In 2015, Coke Studio Africa was filmed in Nairobi and aired on 49 television stations across Sub-Saharan Africa. The show was first produced in Kenya in 2007 and has since expanded to other countries such as Uganda, Ghana, Namibia, and recently to Tanzania.
In 2015 there were three editions of the Kenyan TV series produced by local artists collaborating with international artists, including Msafiri Zawose (with Ethiopian musician Mahmoud Ahmed), Andi Kondwani (with Habib Koite), Alinafe (with Sauti Sol) and Geoffrey Oryema (with Franco). Nigerian film director Kemi Adetiba directed the production, while Kenyan artist Achieng Abura served as the show’s creative director.
Coke Studio Africa is a music TV show that features local and international artists performing together. The show is produced by Coca-Cola, an American multinational beverage company, and it airs on television stations across Sub-Saharan Africa. It was first filmed in Nairobi in 2007, with subsequent editions of the Kenyan series being produced in 2009, 2011 and 2015.
Conclusion
Coke Studio Africa has been a fantastic way for the continent to showcase its talent. Many artists have gone on to become household names after their performances on the show, and there’s no doubt that it’s also helped influence audiences across Africa and Asia. We hope that Coke Studio Africa continues to be a part of our lives.