VULI is a producer, Saxophonist, DJ and multidisciplinary artist.

Vulis sound blends a range of his musical influences, Afro-rhythms; Bass heavy beats and electronic production with a soulful twist together to create a distinctly global sound inspired by his cultural heritage as a Zimbabwean Australian.
Vuli has released music and toured Australia and the world, playing DJ sets from South east Asia, to Berlin to Southern Africa, as well as playing at Glastonbury with his band True Vibenation. Vuli was also featured on CNN Africa’s coverage on the new wave of Zimbabwean musicians.

“The world is starting to switch on to African electronic music now, and I have been lucky enough to be on tour witnessing them grow around the world, from Gqom and Pantsula as it exploded in Southern Africa to dancing to the pioneers of Kuduro in the sweaty clubs of Portugal, to playing multiple times in the country i was born, Zimbabwe, each time soaking in the sounds and rhythms that make African electronic music so exciting and adding that to my foundations in African music growing up and my formal music education…my aim is to bring these sounds to the Australian electronic music landscape and beyond." -VULI

His credits include two songs swept up on high rotation on Triple J, co-production that topped the Spotify viral charts peaking at #4 globally and #1 in the UK, support for high profile international artists including Dead prez, The Antibalas Afrobeat orchestra, J5 and Kurtis Blow as well as credits spanning multiple albums distributed and released in Australia and around the world.
Vuli is also a part of the Bare necessities team, both a show ion FBI radio and a collective of diverse Australian musicians bringing global sounds to local ears and highlighting the contemporary world music that is being pioneered in Australia.
Vuli also is part of the BMAA an independent, not-for-profit association that represents People of African descent in the Australian music industry.

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