ALBINO MBIE

ALBINO MBIE
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Multi award-Winning Musician, Guitarist, Singer & Songwriter, Sound Engineer, Music Producer, and a Berklee College of Music Professor in Boston.

He built his first guitar at age 15 from a 5-liter can of oil, scrap wood, and strings made from electrical cords.

He moved to the US to attend Berklee College of Music in 2009, being among the first Africans awarded a full tuition scholarship via the Berklee African Scholars Program.

During the years, he learned to combine rhythmic patterns and musical concepts to create a unique Marrabenta, Nikatche, Afro-Pop, and Moz-Jazz sound.

He shared the stage with godfathers of American jazz, such as Wayne Shorter, Joe Lovano, John Patitucci, and more, as well as African giants such as Richard Bona, Jimmy Dludlu, Mulatu Astatke and many
more.