Kongo Dia Ntotila London, UK
Kongo Dia Ntotila’s sound is a blend of Africa’s finest dance music styles, revived, modernised, and seamlessly fused with a
neat dose of jazz.
"Incredible musicianship.”
Cerys Matthews
"A euphoric joy”
MOJO Mag
"It will enrich your life”
Roland Monger, Listen With Monger
"An untrammelled party sound"
Thomas H. Green, The Arts Desk
"an immersive, exuberant musical experience”
Bandcamp Staff
... more
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