Risen Rose Records (RRR) Studios emerges
In response to the untimely passing of Araffath Muhuure, the visionary mind behind 777 Studios and the acclaimed 'Thunder' album by Prime-Rose, Risen Rose Records (RRR) Studios has risen as a tribute to his profound influence in the Namibian music scene. Founded with a commitment to celebrate artistic endeavours, support emerging talents, and cultivate a space where dreams flourish, RRR Studios is poised to make a transformative impact.
RRR Studios envisions itself as a haven for unapologetic creativity, maintaining the highest standards of quality and professionalism. The mission involves unearthing raw talent, nurturing creativity, amplifying voices, and setting new standards for professionalism in the industry.
Contributions to the music industry
RRR Studios aspires to be a force for societal growth, empowering the youth, and particularly focusing on uplifting women creatives. With pillars like music production, videography, photography, consultancy, networking, and training, the studio aims to contribute to the overall cultural landscape, becoming a hub of innovation.
Inception in 2024
The choice of 2024 as the launch year symbolises a commitment to turning aspirations into reality. With industry legends like sound engineer Elvo and pianist Hans Gariseb on board, RRR Studios aims to elevate Namibia onto the global stage. Beyond offering services, RRR Studios is committed to providing specialised training, industry insights, networking opportunities, and curated events to nurture and support emerging talents.
Positive change
With a young female founder, a commitment to inclusivity, and the Risen Rose Foundation (RRF) for social responsibility, RRR Studios stands out as a force for positive change in both the creative and humanitarian realms. RRR Studios seeks financial support, quality equipment, assistance in client acquisition, community engagement, and collaboration with relevant stakeholders to solidify its position and impact.
Values and principles
RRR Studios encourages sobriety, wellness, and inclusivity and embraces the Namibian spirit of Harambee, fostering a positive and supportive community. RRR is situated in the Southern Industrial Area on Armstrong Street, The Old Power Station Centre, Office Number 21 C.
RRR Studios envisions itself as a haven for unapologetic creativity, maintaining the highest standards of quality and professionalism. The mission involves unearthing raw talent, nurturing creativity, amplifying voices, and setting new standards for professionalism in the industry.
Contributions to the music industry
RRR Studios aspires to be a force for societal growth, empowering the youth, and particularly focusing on uplifting women creatives. With pillars like music production, videography, photography, consultancy, networking, and training, the studio aims to contribute to the overall cultural landscape, becoming a hub of innovation.
Inception in 2024
The choice of 2024 as the launch year symbolises a commitment to turning aspirations into reality. With industry legends like sound engineer Elvo and pianist Hans Gariseb on board, RRR Studios aims to elevate Namibia onto the global stage. Beyond offering services, RRR Studios is committed to providing specialised training, industry insights, networking opportunities, and curated events to nurture and support emerging talents.
Positive change
With a young female founder, a commitment to inclusivity, and the Risen Rose Foundation (RRF) for social responsibility, RRR Studios stands out as a force for positive change in both the creative and humanitarian realms. RRR Studios seeks financial support, quality equipment, assistance in client acquisition, community engagement, and collaboration with relevant stakeholders to solidify its position and impact.
Values and principles
RRR Studios encourages sobriety, wellness, and inclusivity and embraces the Namibian spirit of Harambee, fostering a positive and supportive community. RRR is situated in the Southern Industrial Area on Armstrong Street, The Old Power Station Centre, Office Number 21 C.
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