About this Event

After our successful launch last month, My Soul Music announce their second event taking place on Saturday 26th November 2016 at the infamous Notting Hill Arts Club.



This month we are supporting up and coming artists and producers carving the way for a new generation of soulful R&B artists. From Neo Soul to Future R&B our November artists all have something unique to offer the music scene as we head into 2017.



Emmavie Mbongo is a self taught singer/songwriter, producer and occasional DJ from London. Specialising in a form of limitless, souldful RnB, her credits spawn across a number of artists' work both in the UK and internationally including collaborations with IAMNOBODI, ROM, Dornik, Alpha, Barney Artist & Jay Prince.

Following a successful feature on a white label release with Soulection, Emmavie went on to perform as part of their Soulection Sound of Tomorrow World Tour to a sell out audience at KOKO London. Other high profile performance include support for Eric Bellinger at The Jazz Cafe, a headline gig at XOYO and Instant in Budapest.



Crowned BBC Radio 1Xtra's "Best of British" for an unreleased song featured on forthcoming album "Honeymoon" as well as regular plays on Reprezent Radio Radar radio London, THIS IS WESTSIDE, Hoxton FM, PULSE 88, THE BEAT 99.9FM, FM Dejavu 105.5 and Rinse FM, Emmavie is set to solidify her position as one of the UK’s most sought after female producers in 2017.



@Shaé, a 21-year-old singer songwriter originally from North West London who pulls influences from artists such as Erykah Badu, Jhené Aiko, Amy Winehouse and SZA, combines her soulful velvet tones with an authentic English twang, exciting her listeners with truthful lyrics, a flawless vocal range and effortless raps.

Gaining rapid expansion in her following online over the past 2 years and gaining recognition from artists such as Tory Lanez, Nadia Rose and producing duo DrVades Shae she was invited to perform alongside London based Hip Hop Duo Krept & Konan on their ‘The Long Way Home Tour’ and has recently been in the studio working on a collaboration with Kojey Radical

Already supported by the MOBO Awards (Official)s, who selected her to take part in the Girls I Rate Songwriting Masterclass Weekender, headed by award winning songwriter Carla Marie Williams and having featured her in the 2016 Artists To Watch, we're thrilled to have Shae perform at My Soul Music at the beginning of what will no doubt be a busy time ahead!



SincerelyWilson is an acoustic soul artist whose imaginative music illustrates lyrical stories with colour drawn from the most vivid of his life experiences. With passion, soul and sensitivity at the core of everything he produces, his music inspires and empowers. `

If you’re looking for conformity, you’ve come to the wrong place. His released EPs “Painted on Silence” and “Tone of Art”, never compromise his authentically British tone as he expertly laces heartfelt lyrics through soulful melodies. Sincerely Wilson’s music speaks truth about the life that he sees, feels and experiences within his vibrant city.

Sincerely Wilson’s unique sound is fuelled by inspiration drawn from the richest of sounds; @Prince, Bob Marley, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Donny Hathaway, Stevie Wonder, and Coldplay are some of the pillars of his musical education and appreciation.



Sincerely Wilson’s music is limitless, genuine, and has an unrelenting desire to be heard; making REAL music is his core ambition. Sincerely Wilson is focused on writing and recording honest music that truly connects with you. He aspires to create more records and eventually bring a debut album



When you hear Zulu's gritty, raw and deeply soulful vocal you will instantly know why we knew he had to be a part of the My Soul Music family. As part of the Orphgang Creative Collective (featuring Intalekt/ Kojey Radical / TINYMAN / Christopher Blacc) and now managed by Kaiya Milan, Zulu has spent the last year working on his music and developing his sound.

After a successful Summer featuring for Kojey Radical at various festivals and a USA tour leading vocals for Damian Lazarus and The Ancient Moons (with another scheduled for 2017), it's clear to see that it won't be long before this hugely talented artist's name will be recognised as an artist in his own right.

Citing influences such as Fella Kuti, Busta Rhymes, Erykah Badu and inspired by his OBE awarded father (Peter Badejo recognised for his contribution to African Contemporary Dance) Zulu states that his music is an art form, an expression of his thoughts and creativity. 'I want people to listen to my music because they want to listen to my music, I hope people perceive me in their own way, without preconceptions and with whatever they come with'.



FAQs



Are there ID requirements or an age limit to enter the event?

Yes, Nottting Hill Arts Club is strictly an 18+ venue and ID will be required



Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?

No, we'll have your details ready to go on our guest list



What is the refund policy?

We are unable to offer refunds