Loud In Africa Unveils Unathi Nkayi as Brand Ambassador, Announces New Music Project Release
African entertainment platform Loud In Africa has officially unveiled South African media personality and singer, Unathi Nkayi, as the face of its new season, signaling a strategic expansion of its influence across Africa’s music and entertainment industry.
The announcement, made via an official press release, places Unathi Nkayi at the center of Loud In Africa’s upcoming campaigns and creative direction. The move reinforces the platform’s commitment to promoting African music, culture, and influential entertainment figures shaping the continent’s creative landscape.
As part of the rollout, Unathi Nkayi is set to release a highly anticipated new music project on May 1. The project will be distributed by Prime Music Partners, highlighting a key collaboration aimed at boosting African music distribution on global streaming platforms and increasing international visibility for African artists.
Founder of Loud In Africa, Akeju Abass Mubarak, described the partnership as a major milestone in the brand’s growth within the African entertainment ecosystem.
“Bringing Unathi Nkayi on board as the face of Loud In Africa reflects our commitment to working with influential voices who represent African creativity and excellence. Her upcoming music project is more than just a release; it is a cultural statement, and we are proud to support that journey,” Mubarak said.
Industry analysts believe the collaboration underscores Loud In Africa’s ambition to connect regional music markets across Africa while positioning African talent on the global stage. The partnership is also expected to strengthen cross-border collaborations within the African music industry.
With the project release date approaching, anticipation continues to build among fans, music stakeholders, and digital audiences. The initiative is expected to further solidify Loud In Africa’s role in shaping modern African storytelling through music, media, and entertainment.

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