Officials from the AMAC Awards Africa Adventist Music Annual Awards recently visited Dr. Ezekiel Mutua, MBS, CEO of the Music Copyright Society of Kenya (MCSK), to discuss the upcoming gospel music event scheduled for 24th November 2024 at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC). The AMAC delegation, led by John Nyogot, along with Pauline Shegu and Tony Ochieng, engaged in a briefing session with Dr. Mutua as they prepare for one of the year’s most anticipated music events.

During the meeting, Dr. Mutua commended the excellence and discipline of the Adventist gospel artists and choirs, noting that their dedication and professionalism serve as a model for the wider Kenyan music industry. The AMAC Awards, which will honor the Adventist musicians and groups, will be attended by prominent figures, including Mama Ida Odinga, adding prestige to the event.

The involvement of MCSK seeks to elevate the status of the awards and to further the advocacy for clean, responsible content within the Kenyan music industry.

Dr. Mutua, known for his strong stance on clean content, reinforced MCSK’s commitment to supporting the AMAC Awards and the broader gospel music industry. He emphasized the importance of collaborations like this in promoting morally responsible content while ensuring that artists have a platform to shine.

As the AMAC Awards draw closer, Dr. Mutua and MCSK will work closely with the AMAC organizing team to ensure a well-executed event. This partnership highlights the mutual goal of advancing the rights and welfare of gospel musicians while emphasizing the importance of clean content in Kenya’s entertainment industry.

With the AMAC Awards scheduled for 24th November 2024 at the KICC, excitement is building for an event that will celebrate Adventist music. Music Enthusiasts are encouraged to buy tickets from ticketsasa.com