A dynamic performer, he has taken to stages from The Standard Bank Joy of Jazz Festival to venues across Europe and Southeast Asia, sharing deeply personal and historical narratives through music and movement. At the heart of his work is a commitment to preserving and celebrating African identity.

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My stories are true — drawn from my own life and guided by a deep spiritual connection to my ancestors. They have walked with me, shaped me, and continue to speak through my music.

 

I sing of love, spirit, and joy. Using African instruments like the Marimba, Piano, and drums, I weave each song into a living story — blurring the line between music, memory, and healing.

 

Each performance is a calling home.

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Through Lathitha Njalo Productions, I lead workshops that focus on preserving African history, culture, and heritage. Using storytelling, music, and traditional instruments like the Uhadi and Marimba, I help young people reconnect with who they are and where they come from.

My mission is to keep our stories alive — not just as entertainment, but as a vital link to identity and belonging.