The Malawi music industry has received a major boost after the Copyright Fund poured a massive 13 million kwacha sponsorship into the Ten Over 10 Project spearheaded by Mikozi Creative Studios. The announcement was came today upon the receiving dummy check from Copyright Fund in Lilongwe confirming that all systems are now go for one of the region’s most anticipated talent initiatives.
The Ten Over 10 Project is designed to spotlight emerging artists from Malawi, giving them a rare opportunity to break into the mainstream. Upcoming musicians are invited to submit their music for consideration, with the best entries making it into the top 10. From there, fans will play a crucial role by voting for their favorite artists, making the competition both industry-driven and community-powered.
Winners of the project are set to receive professional production of their songs, along with high-quality music videos shot and directed by experienced creatives. Beyond production, the selected artists will also benefit from distribution deals in both Zambia and Malawi, opening doors to wider audiences and commercial growth.
Mikozi”s business ally, Power TV Zambia, has thrown its weight behind the initiative, further amplifying its reach and credibility-Artist will gain a wider platform in Malawi but also Zambia through Power Tv Zambia. With strong media backing and financial muscle from the Copyright Fund, the project promises to unearth fresh talent and elevate the sound of a new generation.
As submissions open, organizers are calling on new artists to seize the moment. With millions invested and regional exposure guaranteed, the Ten Over 10 Project could become a defining platform for Southern Africa’s next music stars.