The Singing Wells is a collaboration between London based The Abubilla Music Foundation and Nairobi based Ketebul Music. 

Our goal is to record, archive and share the tribal music of East Africa for two reasons – to preserve and celebrate the musical heritage of the region and to help make this legacy relevant and fresh to today’s musicians. 

Currently redefining the future of Benga music, Bengatronics is the latest addition to the array of homegrown record labels in East Africa today. 

Blending cutting edge electronics, irresistible Benga rhythms, with global influences of electronica, rhumba, jazz and hip hop, Bengatronics is brewing diverse flavours of Benga Music, and elevate the genre to international recognition. 

Stay tuned at www.bengatronics.com

Blending soulful African contemporary guitar riffs and heavy bass lines, with urban sounds and a heartfelt and harmonic lyrical delivery.

Africa's Urban Contemporary Entertainment Channel - on RADIO!

Kalemela is (WIP) multidisciplinary artist exploring and exercising the practice of sharing release through sound, sight and movement.

Ivor Novello Award-winner and Mercury, Grammy, and BRIT-nominated artist Lianne La Havas unveils her new single ‘Disarray.’ The track showcases a blend of emotional depth and striking vocal delivery, set against sparse, ethereal finger-plucked electric guitar —a signature of La Havas’ style. 

“The song felt very intimate, almost like a secret just for me,” says La Havas. “It’s about vulnerability, honesty, and giving listeners a window into a moment of my life.”

Over the course of her career, La Havas has released three acclaimed albums — Is Your Love Big Enough? , Blood and her self-titled Lianne La Havas  (which won the Ivor Novello Award for Best Album). She has collaborated with leading international artists and captivated audiences worldwide with her spellbinding live performances.

Released via her own Καλό μήνα (Kalo Mina) Records. La Havas embarks on an exciting new chapter, broadening her sonic horizons while remaining rooted in vulnerability and artistry.

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