D'origine strasbourgeoise et martiniquaise, Te Beiyo se produit en duo, en trio, et depuis 2016, également en solo, guitare folk à la main.
Récemment, on a pu la voir en première partie d’artistes tels que Jehro, Tété, Leeroy, R.Wan, Cotton Belly’s, Les Yeux d'la Tête, Piers Faccini ou encore Hurray for the Riff Raff…
Un premier Ep est en chemin.

"Sur les pas d'une Tracy Chapman, une nouvelle chanteuse folk à découvrir."
Marie-Catherine Mardi - Télérama Sortir

"Te Beiyo, c’est un voyage exquis au pays des mélodies douces et poétiques.
Textes ciselés et compositions raffinées, sont servis par une voix feutrée et précise. Entre Norah Jones, Sade, Ayo et Tracy Chapman, une personnalité chaleureuse, authentique et forte qui révèle un talent incontestable."
Julia Bianchi - Le Coryphée

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American-born Nigerian singer-songwriter KUKU bridges the gap between his Yoruba roots and the west. His effortless blend of mindful Yoruba lyricism, English, and Pidgin English with percussive guitar progression, and infectious percussions makes up his "Ijebu Cosmopolitan Suite". His 2011/2012 album Soldier of Peace (BÁLÓGUN ÌRÒRÙN) was met with critical acclaim. His version of the legendary Liverpool Football Club anthem You’ll Never Walk Alone was the soundtrack of the ORANGE official sponsored advert for the 2013 African Cup of Nations. KUKU's latest collaboration with Congolese/Belgian rapper Baloji on a reprise of Fela Kuti's 'Buy Africa' is the leading track on the 2013 RED HOT + FELA benefit album by Knitting Factory Records. His latest project, Ballads & Blasphemy, is expected to be released in early 2015.
 
For more Information about KUKU visit www.kukulive.com or contact info@kukulive.com

Initially founded in 2002 as an offshoot of the celebrated Knitting Factory club in lower Manhattan, Knitting Factory Records, along with the new Knitting Factory club in Brooklyn, was reborn in 2009 with the acquisition and re-release of the Fela Kuti catalog. KFR also encompasses the catalogs of Instinct Records, Shadow Records, Shimmy Disc, and Evolver Records.

In partnership with Partisan Records, a Brooklyn-based artist-run label, Knitting Factory Records strives to honor the music of an eclectic array of relevant artists drawn from both the past and the present.

“Music is the weapon. Music is the thing of the future. Music is the weapon of the future.” - Fela Kuti

On the information superhighway, individuals around the world become connected in ways they never dreamed of before. Like minds meet and exchange ideas at the speed of thought, millions of times every day. The home PC patched into the world wide web becomes like a neuron in a vast global brain. Cultures collide, mingle, scatter to the four winds, collect in fertile areas across the planet. 

Geographic boundaries disappear. Revolution is at hand. 

In 1999, a chance online meeting of two cultural castaways became a mutual obsession. Once the initial setup of software was in place, the music started to flow. DnB collided with techno, jazz, funk, and classical as files were transferred back and forth from California to France. The end result was greater than the sum of its parts. 

Dreamshader and Daytuner are now living together, creating music from the comfort of their home studio. They’re still castaways, but at least they’re on the same island together.

Music is the movement of sound to reach the soul for the education of its virtue.

KUKU is following