Music Star, Runtown Delivers Lecture On ‘Emergence Of African Music’ At Harvard University

By Mojisola Delano Last updated Apr 4, 2017

Nigerian pop star, Runtown during his recently concluded tour of the United States was invited as a guest to a special interaction session with Harvard African Students Association. The “Mad Over You” crooner spoke on the emergence of African music and pop culture influence across the world, emphasizing on the need for collaboration between African and international pop stars as well as urging international record companies to invest more in the stucture and growth of music on the African continent.

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