Simambo Miyanda

I’ve been around microphones for most of my life. I actually started out as a child voice actor on an educational radio program that was created to reach kids in rural parts of Zambia without access to formal schooling. That experience stuck with me—it’s where I first understood the power of voice to inform, connect, and tell a story.

These days, I work professionally as a voiceover artist, with over three years of experience across different styles and formats. Alongside that, I’ve spent more than 20 years in audio engineering and production, so I’m just as comfortable shaping the sound as I am performing in front of the mic.

I also come from a music background as a recording artist, which naturally influences how I approach voice work—especially in terms of timing, tone, and delivery.

My approach is simple: keep it honest, keep it clear, and make sure the message lands the way it’s supposed to. Whether it’s something relaxed and conversational or more structured and corporate, I focus on delivering something that feels real.

I record from my own fully equipped studio, which means I can deliver clean, broadcast-quality audio with a quick turnaround when needed.