CHMBA

Since the tender age of 7, Chmba has been tearing apart family cassettes to create the funkiest fusions of afro sounds, future beats, and house grooves. Proud and unafraid, Chmba draws from her roots acknowledging a pan-African sense of sonic motherhood centering her home, Malawi.

Her talent has caught the attention of the Queen of Pop, Madonna, who has had Chmba play her prestigious Oscars’ The Party in Los Angeles. 

Chmba has rocked impressive stages across the globe, including the World Economic Forum, Women Deliver, Glamour Magazine Women Of The Year, Clarks Shoes Festival and Amsterdam Dance Event. She's opened for Grammy-winning artists; Angelique Kidjo, Nile Rodgers, Metro Boomin and Laura Mvula.

Chmba is not just a talented artist - she is also a dedicated activist and founder of Tiwale, a community center in Malawi supporting women and gender minorities through art, and educational opportunities. For her work, Chmba has been named a Forbes' Africa 30 Under 30, Gates Foundation Goalkeeper, Kofi Annan Foundation Fellow and featured on DJ Mag, BBC Radio and Apple Music's ISGUBHU Artist of the Month.