MONTRÉAL, March 08, 2018 -- MOKO (“one” in Lingala) is the first platform of this type in the world. MOKO will allow users to discover emerging artists, save their favourites, and listen to songs and artists from Afro and Caribbean music. Anthony Omenya, founder of MOKO, is an entrepreneur and mobile developer with over 5 years of experience in supporting start-ups with fast-growing markets.
Today, the popularity of afro music and culture is becoming increasingly important. Anthony Omenya is feeling very positive: “we are confident in MOKO’s success; with more than 100 music styles from over 40 countries, there was clearly a need to address. We want to make more accessible a culturally rich music that is still under-represented. With MOKO, artists will soon become known internationally. “
Later this year, the app will also be launched in other countries. MOKO will give access to videoclips and songs, trends and a variety of content. Two versions are available, a free profile, and in the near future, a more exclusive and elaborated version, available through subscription.
About MOKO
MOKO is the first mobile app to promote and stream Afro and Caribbean music. A unique platform, mainly focused on afro genres. Way more than a downloading app, MOKO is also and mostly a social app where artists can promote their art directly to their fans, by offering them a unique space, simple and easy to use, where all their newest releases can be found. MOKO is your best friend to discover Afro and Caribbean music https://www.themokoapp.com/
For further information:
Chiara Battaglia, media relations, 514-833-3337, [email protected]
Anthony Omenya, founder and CEO, 514-679-8616


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