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Mwayi Mphande better known by their stage name Black Pace, is a passionate Malawian-African women’s rights campaigner, life skills coach, business student and celebrity Hip-hop artist.  She was born and raised in Malawi, South Eastern Africa and currently resides on Bowen Island. Pace has already released a full album along with numerous singles and is soon to release another full album.  Her music is an eclectic mix of hip hop, afro pop and the distinct sound of her native village.
Inspired by underground hip hop, at the age of 13 she began composing music of her own.  She crafted beats using percussive objects in her immediate surroundings including tables, spoons and sticks.  Her lyrics reflected her day-to-day experience and the challenges of being a female hip hop artist in Malawi.  For Pace, music began as a catalyst for self-expression and matured into a means of advocating for women and children’s rights. In 2017 she emerged as the first Malawian woman to record a hip-hop album entitled Nkazi Moto. The album is inspired by female Chief Kachinda Moto, internationally known for her fight against childhood marriage.
Other achievements in music and activism include, 
-Black Lives Matter Documentary (Podcast) at The Sarah McLachlan School of Music, Vancouver, 
-Ambassador to Promote, "The UN Year of Indigenous Languages,"at 3MindAMP, 
-Sub-Saharan Africa, Cultural Ambassador at Cultures of Resistance, Zomba, Malawi, 
-Life Skill Coach at Beyond Hoops Africa, Kenya Nairobi, Gender Based Violence and HIV/AIDS Prevention Facilitator at, 
-Youth Net and Counselling (YONECO)Malawi, Mulanje, 
-Malawi, Nkazi Moto Project with Senior Chief Kachindamoto at 3MindAMP, Dedza Malawi.  
A lively talented performer, Pace has showcased three times at the Lake of Stars festival, widely referenced as being one of the most important festivals on the African continent.  She has also spotlighted at numerous other venues including Kenya, Tanzania, and Canada.  

Black Pace continues to compose, record and perform on Bowen Island and Vancouver and maintains her commitment to expanding opportunities in music for her Malawian sisters, particularly in her Northern home Mzuzu.

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