The Queen of Afrobeats, Tiwa Savage, is once again making HERSTORY! The global music icon has announced an exciting new partnership with the prestigious Berklee College of Music, marking a groundbreaking step in empowering Africa’s next generation of creative talents.
In what is being hailed as a historic move, Tiwa Savage and Berklee are joining forces to establish the first-ever music school in Africa a world-class institution designed to nurture, train, and inspire aspiring musicians, producers, and industry professionals across the continent.
According to Tiwa, the school will offer comprehensive programs in music production, sound engineering, business, and even music therapy, ensuring that students receive not only technical expertise but also holistic education about the art and industry of music.
Scholarships will also form a key part of the initiative, making sure that talented young Africans regardless of background get the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive in a globally competitive music industry.
“This is about more than music it’s about legacy, empowerment, and creating a sustainable future for African creatives,” Tiwa shared, emphasising her passion for giving back to the community that shaped her success.
Berklee College of Music, known worldwide for producing some of the biggest names in entertainment, expressed excitement about expanding its reach to Africa, a continent that continues to influence global sound and culture.
With this visionary partnership, Tiwa Savage is not only solidifying her place as a cultural icon but also paving the way for a new generation of African artists to shine on the world stage armed with knowledge, skill, and opportunity.
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