In this episode, we dive into the inspiring journey of Afro Charts founder, a software engineer and DJ who transformed his love for music into a groundbreaking streaming platform dedicated to African artists. From growing up in a Tanzanian refugee camp to bootstrapping a tech company in Milwaukee, he shares how his passion for music, culture, and resilience led him to create “the Spotify for African music.”

Listeners will hear about:

• The challenges of finding African music on global platforms.
• How Afro Charts empowers artists to self-distribute and reach audiences worldwide.
• The founder’s entrepreneurial journey from producing in a home studio to DJing, coding, and launching an app.
• His powerful personal story of migration, identity, and connecting back to home through music.

This is more than a tech story—it’s a conversation about culture, resilience, and creating opportunities for African voices to be heard across the globe.

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