On her debut EP “17,” she serves warm vocals, deep basslines, soft trumpet touches, rich harmonies, and rhythms that refuse to let you stand still. With her half-Nigerian roots, she spices things up with afrobeats and irresistible grooves. Think vibes in the lane of Nilüfer Yanya, Lianne La Havas, and Zap Mama—but fully her own.

She’s been making music forever (singing since day one, piano not far behind), but really leveled up at the Conservatory of Antwerp, where she spent four years experimenting, exploring, and finding her sound—somewhere between soul, rhythm, and a little Ableton magic.