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Kima Otung, the exciting Welsh-Nigerian Pop/R&B artist, had a breakout year in 2022, highlighted by her showcase at the FIFA World Cup 2022 as a “Best of British” representative for UK music which propelled her into the global spotlight.
Kima continued her ascent by headlining Budweiser’s BRIT Awards showcase, performing at BAFTA and being invited to attend 10 Downing Street to celebrate her contribution to UK Arts and Culture. Her live sets on prominent platforms like BBC Radio 1 and appearances at Southbank Centre, The Wales Millennium Centre and festivals across the UK have fortified her reputation as a captivating live performer.
Recognised by Google Arts & Culture and TRENCH as a Future Leader in Black British Music and Culture, Kima’s music aims to empower women and girls to be delusional when it comes to their self-belief, a message that has resonated in mainstream media with her tracks featured on Love Island, MTV, Amazon Prime, BBC, Channel 4 and brands like Budweiser and Zumba.
Kima produces most of her music and her rising prominence is underscored by collaborations at Abbey Road Studios with figures like Michael Gracey, the director of Hollywood musical “The Greatest Showman” who describes her as “stupidly talented”.
Kima’s musical journey, which began at the Welsh National Youth Opera at age 14, has matured into a multi-instrumental talent with a sound enriched by classical and gospel influences.
Her debut album, The Immigrant Kid, is out now.
Kima continued her ascent by headlining Budweiser’s BRIT Awards showcase, performing at BAFTA and being invited to attend 10 Downing Street to celebrate her contribution to UK Arts and Culture. Her live sets on prominent platforms like BBC Radio 1 and appearances at Southbank Centre, The Wales Millennium Centre and festivals across the UK have fortified her reputation as a captivating live performer.
Recognised by Google Arts & Culture and TRENCH as a Future Leader in Black British Music and Culture, Kima’s music aims to empower women and girls to be delusional when it comes to their self-belief, a message that has resonated in mainstream media with her tracks featured on Love Island, MTV, Amazon Prime, BBC, Channel 4 and brands like Budweiser and Zumba.
Kima produces most of her music and her rising prominence is underscored by collaborations at Abbey Road Studios with figures like Michael Gracey, the director of Hollywood musical “The Greatest Showman” who describes her as “stupidly talented”.
Kima’s musical journey, which began at the Welsh National Youth Opera at age 14, has matured into a multi-instrumental talent with a sound enriched by classical and gospel influences.
Her debut album, The Immigrant Kid, is out now.
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