Kwacha

- Blantyre-born, Lilongwe-raised, and Zomba-rooted, Kwacha is the embodiment of Hip-Hop’s raw spirit and relentless grind. - Kwacha stepping forward with his debut project, "Fuko EP" - an 8-track anthology that blends razor-sharp lyricism with introspective storytelling. It’s more than music—it’s a statement, a resurrection of Hip-Hop’s lost essence in Malawi. The project speaks on education, mental health, religion, and emotions, featuring six standout artists, including Monalisa the Poet, Kwez, Nyokase, UNIMA Choir, Priceless, and Mandem. - Kwacha, both as a solo artist and a collaborator, has traded bars with Mk from Capital State, contributed to the government-backed SULA program, and produced, mixed, and mastered the official anthem for NYCOM’s youth convention—Tiikoke 2063. - Kwacha's production and mixing work extends beyond borders, leading him to a groundbreaking continental poetry project by Trust Africa, amplifying voices from across Africa. As executive producer of Nyokase’s album, Katundu—which featured Malawian rap heavyweight Hayze Engola—his work has been covered in newspapers, radio, and live TV.