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By JOWIT SALUSEKI –
AWARD winning singer Brian Bwembya aka B-Flow has continued his inspirational journey in America as a 2015 Mandela Washington Fellow.
The dance hall singer has since been awarded the opportunity to extend his stay in the US and have Professional Development Experience through President Barack Obama’s Young African Leadership Initiative (YALI).
‘’I think this is a new month in this new house in this New York, he announced via his official Facebook page early this week.
B-Flow will work in the field of music, events and company management with an American company called OK AFRICA in New York, USA. The company focuses on raising the profile of African artists on a global stage.
B-Flow thanked President Obama and the US government for recognising his work and for sponsoring his trip.
He also thanked the US government for connecting him to different organisations and investing in the enhancement of his work through the YALI programme.
B-Flow has promised his Zambian fans that he will be opening his company, “Music For Change” when he returns home and is now inspired to inspire more people.
His YALI Professional Development Experience comes after he spent six weeks at Wagner College, a private, national liberal arts college founded in 1883 and located atop Grymes Hill in the New York City borough of Staten Island, where he was honoured as an International Associate.
Early into his YALI experience, B-Flow had the rare privilege to get into the studio with 16 time-Grammy award-winning producer, Thom Russo, who has produced for renowned artists such as Michael Jackson, Baby Face, Faith Evans, Jay Z and Brian McKnight.
His Side Plate video is among several nominees in the 2014/15 Born and Bred Award best conciouse award category.