>"There’s something wonderfully refreshing about the soothing, reflective indie/folk music of singer-songwriter Jennifer Kamikazi. The homely, earthy nature of folk means that the genre isn’t typically associated with subverting expectations or deviating from the norm. However, in many ways, that’s exactly what the London based artist has done. Growing up on a Barking council estate after moving from Rwanda to the UK, Kamikazi (which means ‘little queen’ in Kinyarwanda) embraced the sounds of her new city immersing herself in the exciting sounds of Hip-hop, R&B and Grime."

One good song with a message can bring a point more deeply to more people than a thousand rallies.

Jennifer kamikazi is such a great role model. Coming from remote area of Africa and choosing folk music as a professional career is a motivation for all the younger generation who thinks their disadvantages are stopping them from pursuing their career. ITS ALSO A SLAP FOR ALL THOSE WHO THINKS BLACKS CANNOT DO ANYTHING GREAT. Guys blacks are beautiful. Color does not decide who we are. Our work and dedication is something that decides who we actually are....🤗🤗🤗

There’s something wonderfully refreshing about the soothing, reflective indie/folk music of singer-songwriter Jennifer Kamikazi.

"There’s something wonderfully refreshing about the soothing, reflective indie/folk music of singer-songwriter Jennifer Kamikazi. "

‘‘There’s something wonderfully refreshing about the soothing, reflective indie/folk music of singer-songwriter Jennifer Kamikazi.’’