Voice of Maasai | People & Collaborators

People & Collaborators

People first. Possibility through collaboration.

Voice of Maasai is built on the belief that creativity flourishes when people are given the opportunity to be heard, contribute, and grow. We bring together individuals across cultures, experiences, and disciplines, creating space for ideas, talents, and opportunities that might not otherwise find their way forward.

Our work is rooted in trust, mutual respect, and shared authorship. Behind every recording, project, and creative exchange are the people and relationships that make it possible.

Jessey Jansen

Founder & Creative Director | Voice of Maasai

Jessey Jansen is a visual artist, designer, writer, and founder of Voice of Maasai. Since establishing the project in 2012, she has worked alongside Tanzanian artists and musicians to develop original recordings, creative projects, and opportunities for cultural exchange.

Her role spans creative direction, artist development, music publishing, and project stewardship. Guided by curiosity, resourcefulness, and a commitment to equitable collaboration, she approaches Voice of Maasai as an evolving collective effort built on trust, shared authorship, and long-standing relationships. She is also the author of Fair Street: My Road to Voice of Maasai, a memoir tracing the personal experiences and unexpected connections that shaped the project.

Alex Lobulu

Music Producer & Composer & Audio Engineer | Voice of Maasai Arusha Studio

Alex Lobulu is a Tanzanian music producer, composer, and audio engineer based in Arusha. A longtime creative collaborator with Voice of Maasai, he plays a central role in developing the label's recordings and musical direction. His work spans composition, arrangement, recording, and production, bringing technical expertise and creative vision to projects across a wide range of artists and musical styles.

Niosha Vigue

Music Label Operations Assistant | Voice of Maasai Austin Management Studio

Niosha Vigue supports the organizational and administrative operations of Voice of Maasai, with a focus on music catalog management, metadata accuracy, and digital asset organization. Her work contributes to the long-term stewardship of the label's recordings, helping ensure that creative works are accurately documented, organized, and prepared for distribution and licensing opportunities.

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