About me

Kevin T. Dozwa, known in the music world as Kever Six, is a musicologist, music manager, music business educator, researcher and multi-instrumentalist from Mutare, Zimbabwe, currently based in Rwanda, where he is a Music Business Instructor & Researcher at Rwanda School of Creative Arts & Mutare. His passion for African music drives his commitment to preserving and evolving its rich traditions.

His musical journey began in 2012 as a DJ/selector in the dancehall scene, marking the start of his exploration into music. By 2016, he recorded his first live mixtape—a significant milestone that propelled his artistic evolution.

He holds a BSc Honours Degree in Music Business, Musicology, and Technology from Midlands State University and a National Certificate in Music, which enriches his understanding of the music industry. As a music tutor, he specialises in ABRSM music theory from Grades 1 to 5, teaching various instruments such as mbira, guitar, hosho, and recorder, along with music history. His research interests encompass music business, technology, and ethnomusicology, reflecting his desire to understand music's broader context.
He is particularly interested in using technology for arts administration, seeking innovative solutions to enhance creative processes and management in the arts. Through his platform, Kever Six Music, he collaborates with artists, lending his skills as a multi-instrumentalist, primarily known as a guitarist. His approach is holistic; he believes in nurturing both his craft and those around him.