Peter Msechu;Biography,Back Ground,Family,Tusker Project Fame

Peter Msechu  Biography

Peter Msechu was born in 1988 in Kigoma region, in the northern part of Tanzania close to the border with Burundi. He started singing aged ten when his father took him to join Kigoma Lutheran Church Choir, where at the time his father was the choir teacher.

Peter Msechu  Bckground Information

Peter’s mother meanwhile was a teacher at Katubuka Primary School. She wanted her son to study hard while his father wanted him to be a musician.
In 2009 Peter Msechu’s talents came under the national spotlight in Bongo Star Search (BSS), a weekly TV talent competition. He faced many challenges as his experience was limited to choir singing whilst fellow contestants were singing a range of popular music styles.

After delivering his own first composition, feedback from the judges (Madam Rita, Salama Jabir, P Funk and Master J) helped Msechu to find a new confidence. He changed tactics, started reinterpreting old hits with energetic performances. He quickly developed a wide fan base of young Tanzanians, eagerly tuning in to BSS every week to see what Msechu would deliver next.

Finally Msechu came in at number two. His dream had been to front a band, and said to himself “now is the time”. Within months he had released two major hits, “Hasira Hasara” and “Relax” (collaborating with Kenya-based Burundian musician Kidumu).

Peter Msechu  Family

Msechu is blessed   with one lovely daughter LAUREN PETER MSECHU

Peter Msechu  Tusker Project Fame

After becoming popular all over Tanzania by 2010, he joined Tusker Project Fame; similar to Bongo Star Search but this time including contestants from all over East Africa. Peter Msechu soon accumulated more fans throughout East Africa.
For this competition, Msechu chose classics by legendary African musicians including Oliver Mtukudzi, the late Marijani Rajab and Mbaraka Mwinshehe, and mixed these with new beats. Ultimately he came in again at number two, with an even greater confidence and resolve to pursue his career in music.
During the past year Msechu has performed all over East Africa and more recently in USA. At Sauti za Busara 2013 a special performance with Wakwetu Jazz Vibes… 100% live!

Personal Information
thanks GOD for blessing me with my one lovely daughter LAUREN PETER MSECHU.

Peter Msechu Tanzania Biography  Awards

  • 2009 first runner up in BONGO STAR SEARCH (TANZANIA)
  • 2010 first runner up in TUSKER PROJECT FAME (KENYA)
  • 2011 One of the winner in TUSKER ALLSTARS (KENYA)

Peter Msechu

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