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When does an artist stop being considered "upcoming" in Malawi? Malawi 24 | Latest News from Malawi

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The debate around who qualifies as an 'up and coming' or 'budding' artist has sparked discussions in Malawi's music scene. The term is often used to describe artists who are relatively new to the industry but are gaining recognition and building a fan base. According to Malawian radio DJ Joy Nathu, an upcoming artist is […]

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