Two entrepreneurs to launch online music library

Two entrepreneurs, Seabelo Masasa and Oabona Gosalamang have come up with an online service, which promises to give local musicians yet another platform to sell their music while giving the public easy access to a variety of music from their favourite stars.

The two young men told Showbiz that their product, which goes by the name Naomii Music would be the largest online music library in Botswana. The online music library will officially launch on August 31. The duo explained that they have already signed agreements with a number of local musicians from different genres, including  ATI, Scar, Lizibo and Beng Gae artists just to mention a few. The two said they felt that it was high time that the local music is archived to give fans easy access, both locally and internationally. A number of local musicians still don’t have the capacity to sell their music outside the country and the online service would bridge that gap, they said.

Masasa and Gosalamang explained that fans will have a choice to subscribe monthly and enjoy unlimited access to a variety of music genres from different musicians.  The newly constructed website gives subscribers different plans which include full experience, unlimited music, catalogued libraries, Naomi shuffle, and personalised music. Monthly subscription fee for different plans is P49.99.

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