Hazel Mak is releasing No Water No Flowers only on Vwaza
AFRIMA-winning artist Hazel Mak is releasing her new album, No Water No Flowers, only on Vwaza Music, and joins Vwaza as our UK brand ambassador.
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Hazel Mak is releasing No Water No Flowers only on Vwaza
AFRIMA-winning artist Hazel Mak is releasing her new album, No Water No Flowers, only on Vwaza Music, and joins Vwaza as our UK brand ambassador.
Fueling the Next Generation: Vwaza Hits African Bible College to Bridge Campus Creativity and Creative Business
On September 25th 2026, Vwaza is heading to African Bible College (ABC) in Lilongwe to bridge the gap between creative expression and career sustainability.
Vwaza Podcasts: Turning Everyday Tasks Into Fun Experiences
Vwaza Podcasts is now live! Learn more about our latest offering here...
The Vwaza Music Virtual Hangout: Your Music Career Starts Now!
Are you an independent artist? Are you ready to take control of your career, monetize your fanbase directly, and scale your audience across the African continent? Your journey starts here, with the Vwaza Music Virtual Hangout!
Vwaza Multimedia & Za Nyimbo TV Partner To Transform Malawi's Creative Economy
Studies show that African artists receive less than 1% of the total revenue generated on major global streaming platforms, despite being the fastest-growing region for music consumption globally, with streaming volumes surging over 20% annually. Here's how our partnership with ZaNyimbo TV is going to change that.
AI Music on Vwaza: Labeled, Disclosed, and In Your Control
Vwaza is the first streaming service to give listeners full control over AI music: mandatory creator disclosure, visible AI Generated labels on every interface, and a single AI content switch to remove AI-generated music from your experience, including your listening history.
Vwaza Studio, Now In Your Pocket: The Creator App Is Live
Vwaza Studio - the home where creators upload, sell, and get paid - is now a native app on iOS and Android, allowing creators to manage their music, merch, shows, and fan support from anywhere.
Get To Know Our New AI Policy
AI artists are now on Vwaza Music, so it is only right that we create frameworks that protect all our artists and consumers. Read more to understand our AI Policy.
Vwaza Music Premieres Malawi’s First AI Artist Amidst Jurisdictional Frictions
Malawi's First AI Artist and music project just hit Vwaza Music, but the Copyright Society of Malawi says it will not award AI artists. What does this mean for Malawi's trajectories in music, economy, and technology?
Vwaza at the Table: Shaping Malawi’s Digital Creative Future
The Malawi Government's Department of Arts invited Vwaza Multimedia to a consultation meeting to help create Malawi's National Digital Roadmap. Here's how it went, and what that opportunity means for our growth in Malawi's creative ecosystem.
The Legacy Finds a Home: Phyzix Moves 200+ Song Catalog to Vwaza Music
A two decade-long musical legacy has finally found a new digital home on Vwaza Music. Find out why Hip-Hop legend Phyzix chose us.
A New Way To Earn On Vwaza: Direct Fan Support Is Live
We have introduced a third revenue lane for artists, alongside sales and merch. Fans tip directly from your artist profile, and you keep 85% of every tip - the lowest fee on the Vwaza platform.
Empowering the Next Generation of Artists: Inside the Vwaza Music Workshops
What happens when the right information finds eager and talented minds? Our visits to LUANAR and LAMAU universities are clear demonstrations that Vwaza Music is unlocking Malawi’s artistic potential, showing young artists that their craft can translate into real value.
From Campus to Commerce: Reimagining the Malawian Music Economy
Are you still uploading music files and hoping they will build your financial future? Join us this weekend as we take a deep dive into how you can use Vwaza Music to create a profitable music career. Legacy starts here!
From One Woman to a Movement: Building Impact Through Vwaza Multimedia
What started as a one-woman team has grown into a woman-majority company. How did Vwaza get here, and why are these developments important? Bridgitta, Vwaza's first female hire, explains more.
We Are Going Native: Why Vwaza Is Migrating from Flutter to Kotlin Multiplatform
Vwaza started with Flutter in 2020. Five years and 865 Dart files later, we are migrating to Kotlin Multiplatform with native SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose UIs - targeting six platforms from one shared business logic layer.
The Vwaza Music App: From Your Desk To Your Pocket
We just launched the Vwaza Music App. Here's what you need to know about it...
7K Users and Counting: Why Artists Are Choosing Vwaza
In just a few months, Vwaza's community grew to 7 thousand users from Malawi, Nigeria, Kenya, Zambia, and beyond. Here is why you should join our coolest kids on the block...
Behind The Scenes Of Lawi's Exclusive Album Release On Vwaza
What happens when customer complaints flood in, threatening to undo your company's hard work? Bridgitta narrates how she tamed flames within Vwaza using her extensive customer service experience.
From Lilongwe to the World: How Vwaza is Rewriting Africa's Music Story
The journey of building a platform that truly centers African creators
How The Vwaza X Lawi Collab Pioneered a New Era in Malawian Music Distribution
Lawi's exclusive premiere of his album on Vwaza Music changed the trajectory of Malawi's music industry. Here's how...
Vwaza Team Retreat: Fostering Connection and Collaboration in a Remote World
The Vwaza team, which functions primarily on a remote basis with members scattered across Malawi, Africa, and Europe, finally gathered for a retreat, allowing the team to bond deeply.
What Lawi Fans Think About My Father's Land
Lawi released his My Father's Land album, marking the end of a gruelling wait for his fans. But was it worth the wait? Here's what some of them think...
Why Practice Is Necessary For Artists’ Success In Music
You were born with your talent, but people keep telling you to practice anyway. Here is why you should listen to them.