Zambian Vocal Collection started late 1994 when their older brothers and cousins the Zambian Acapella came to the the United States for a 14 months tour. Getting the inspiration from Zambian Acapella, the vocal Collection worked hard developing a rich blend of African melodies fused with western traditional hymns. They traveled to the United States 1995 as Zambian Acapella Boys choir to help Zambian Acapella raise money for Highland School in Kalingalinga. The school has more than 400 fulltime students enrolled from first to twelfth grade.   

In 1998, they changed the name to Zambian Vocal Collection after touring for nearly 2 years in the United States. They joined Zambian Vocal Music 2003 to help raise money for our current project the Chainda School. The Collection continues to travel in the United States encouraging boys and girls to take advantage of the education and spreading the message of hope and peace.

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