Rwandan singer France Mpundu has signed a deal with Warner Music Africa, the African division of US-based Warner Music Group, describing the agreement as an important step in her music career.
She announced the development on social media, expressing gratitude to God as she begins a new chapter in her musical journey.
“God is good. My heart is full of gratitude as I step into this new chapter with faith, a vision for the future and so much more to give,” she said.
Mpundu added that the agreement was not simply the beginning of a new phase in her career but also a step towards achieving her long-held musical ambitions.
Warner Music Africa is part of Warner Music Group, one of the major companies in the global music industry. Based in South Africa, the division works to develop African artists and expand the international reach of their music.
Warner Music Group has more than 70 years of history in the music business and operates through major labels and subsidiaries, including Atlantic Records, Parlophone and Warner Records.
International artists associated with the group include Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran and Burna Boy.
In Africa, Warner Music Africa works with artists including Joeboy, Sjava and Big Zulu. In 2021, Warner Music also announced a partnership with Tanzanian star Diamond Platnumz and his record label, WCB-Wasafi, aimed at expanding the reach of his music.
