Award-Winning Music Artist and Producer Michael Brown

<p><strong>Michael brown&nbsp;</strong>is a Zambian artist based in Canada &nbsp;born on 5th October 1995. Real names Michael Kenneth Bwalya<strong> </strong>. He was nicknamed “<strong>Brown</strong>” at a young age initially and he decided to add his first name “<strong>Michael</strong>” to it, He was born from a christian family and musical background.&nbsp;<strong>Michael </strong>started doing music at a young age, drawing major inspiration from his father who taught him how to sing and play various musical instruments. His mother first put him on stage when he was 10 years old and did amazing performance&nbsp;at school and weddings . He continued to grow himself&nbsp;by listening to other artists and greats .He has released quite a number of songs and has two Ep's or albums to his name , Titled The Prince&nbsp;and Love, period which&nbsp;included songs Like Without you , Pardon me ,Other half and among others.&nbsp;</p> <p>Michael won people's&nbsp;hearts as the best upcoming artist in China where he pursued&nbsp;his masters degree in music with hit song titled Mama Patricia which blow&nbsp;up there in 2018, Michael has traveled to Mongolia and japan&nbsp;on tour shows. He moved back to Zambia where He has also worked with various big names in the Zambian music industry and scooped another award as the best upcoming artist of the year (zikomo awards ) 2021. As an artist with a heart for young artists in Africa he continued to give back to the community ,by dropping song hooks or chorus as challenges on social media to search for talent and give a chance to other young artists to shine that will end up on his song . The singer is currently pursuing his career in Canada where he moved&nbsp;to be with his wife and child. Michael is a professional&nbsp;singer, qualified teacher and model , who continues to dream of a better world of art and is ready to take it to the next level wherever he is .</p> --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/steven-cuoco/message Support this podcast: <a href="https://anch