Channel A TV Leads the Charge in Grammy Submissions for African and Caribbean Artists

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Los Angeles, CA – Channel A TV, under the visionary leadership of its C.E.O and President Mr. Davies Chirwa, is pioneering a significant movement in the global music industry by submitting a diverse array of top-tier artists from marginalized communities in Africa and the Caribbean for consideration in the 67th Grammy Awards. This bold initiative is part of Channel A TV’s ongoing commitment to promoting equity and diversity in the entertainment world.

The 67th Grammy Awards introduced the “Best African Music Performance” category, which honors recordings that highlight the rich and varied musical expressions from across the African continent. This category encompasses a wide range of genres, including Afrobeat, Afro-fusion, Afrobeats, Reggae, Alte, Amapiano, Bongo Flava, Genge, Kizomba, and Chimurenga, celebrating the dynamic cultural tapestry of African music.

Channel A TV, known for its dedication to amplifying underrepresented voices, has curated a powerful list of submissions that includes both legendary and emerging artists. Among the iconic figures are Koffi Olomide from Congo DRC, Yvonne Chaka Chaka from South Africa, and Afro Beats sensation Davido from Nigeria—artists whose influence on the global music scene is undeniable.

The lineup also features international stars who are redefining their genres with innovative sounds and cross-over appeal. These artists include Yo Maps from Zambia, ELEMENT EleéeH from Rwanda, Tay Grin and Onesimus from Malawi, Rich Bizzy from Zambia, Oltanie from Haiti, Zani Lady C from Uganda, Queennak from Sierra Leone, and Christine Nkole from Zambia. Each of these artists brings a unique flavor and energy, contributing to the growing wave of Afro-Caribbean music’s global influence.

Mr. Davies Chirwa shared his enthusiasm for this groundbreaking initiative, stating, “This is an unparalleled opportunity to uplift both established and emerging artists from marginalized communities. Channel A TV is honored to use our platform and Grammy credentials to shine a spotlight on these extraordinary talents. We are deeply committed to promoting equity and diversity in the music industry, ensuring that the voices from Africa and the Caribbean are not just heard, but celebrated on the world’s biggest stage.”

The submission of these artists by Channel A TV marks a pivotal moment in the music industry, underscoring the network’s dedication to advocacy, cultural representation, and the elevation of African and Caribbean music to new heights. The artists presented this year exemplify a rich blend of sounds, stories, and cultural heritage, each contributing to the vibrant global music landscape.

As the anticipation builds for the 67th Grammy Awards, the excitement surrounding these submissions is palpable. Whether seasoned legends or innovative newcomers, the artists championed by Channel A TV are set to make a lasting impact, showcasing the remarkable depth and diversity of talent from Africa and the Caribbean.

In addition to its groundbreaking work in music advocacy, Channel A TV continues to expand its reach. Viewers can now watch Channel A TV live on their smart TVs via Roku TV, bringing the network’s diverse and inclusive programming directly into homes worldwide.

For more information about the artists submitted by Channel A TV, to learn more about the network’s initiatives, or to watch Channel A TV live, please visit www.channelatv.org or follow on social media @channelatv.