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[[File:Music 4 Change.jpg|thumb|Panelists on the Music For Change Initiative / U.S. Embassy Zambia panel discussion for celebrities. In the photo [[Petersen Zagaze]],[[B Flow]],[[Maureen Lilanda]]]] | [[File:Music 4 Change.jpg|thumb|Panelists on the Music For Change Initiative / U.S. Embassy Zambia panel discussion for celebrities. In the photo [[Petersen Zagaze]],[[B Flow]],[[Maureen Lilanda]]]] | ||
The '''Music 4 Change Initiative''' was foundered by Zambian singer and song writer [[B Flow]]. It was started in August 2015. The program is open all Zambian musicians who spread a positive message and all their supporters under the record label [[Chant-It-On Music & Media Limited]]. | The '''Music 4 Change Initiative''' was foundered by Zambian singer and song writer [[B Flow]]. It was started in August 2015. The program is open all Zambian musicians who spread a positive message and all their supporters under the record label [[Chant-It-On Music & Media Limited]]. | ||
==History== | |||
B Flow's Music For Change label | |||
was announced by 44th U.S President Barack Obama on July 2nd, 2015 in Washington DC. | |||
==Project Goals== | ==Project Goals== | ||
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Panelists on the Music For Change Initiative / U.S. Embassy Zambia panel discussion for celebrities. In the photo Petersen Zagaze,B Flow,Maureen Lilanda
The Music 4 Change Initiative was foundered by Zambian singer and song writer B Flow. It was started in August 2015. The program is open all Zambian musicians who spread a positive message and all their supporters under the record label Chant-It-On Music & Media Limited.
History
B Flow's Music For Change label was announced by 44th U.S President Barack Obama on July 2nd, 2015 in Washington DC.
Project Goals
Music Production, Training in Arts, Social Awareness Events, and Fundraising for the less privileged using the power and influence of music.
