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Kakatsitsi, a Ga word meaning 'self-energisation', are a group of percussionists, singers and dancers from Accra, Ghana. Currently based in London, they have 6 permanent musicians, but the group can
Kalia performs music of the Mediterranean and Middle East. She sings the traditional music of the Arab world and Greece, especially the vocal music of Crete where she grew up. Michael Church of The
Storyteller/Singer Kate Corkery grew up in a small town in Ireland and says that her love of stories comes from her mother's shop where people tended to do more talking than buying or selling!
Created by Johnny Rodriguez, Kausary is a Latin American band with its roots in traditional Peruvian music. Born into a musical family in Trujillo, Peru, Johnny was exposed to rural and traditional
Kerieva is a singer, multi-instrumentalist and composer, known for her passionate voice and intense performances.
With her split Manouche (‘Gypsy’) and Irish lineage, she has led a
Steeped in the Irish oral tradition, storyteller and educator Kevin Graal tells stories from everywhere and about everything. With his company Talking Tales, Graal has performed across the UK and
Khyam Allami is a young and active London based musician of Iraqi descent. Born to an Iraqi family in Damascus, Syria, in 1981 and bought up in London from the age of 9, his passion for music began
The Kingdom choir is a collective of outstanding singers drawn from various denominations in the south east area of England. They are a unique group of dedicated men and women, who blend choral
Klezmer Klub were set up in the early 1990s by a group of Jewish and non-Jewish musicians to play an exciting mix of klezmer dances and songs, imbued with energy and enthusiasm. Freylekhs, bulgars,
Neville Murray was introduced to the music of the Caribbean by his Guyanese father who played the guitar and sang, and by his uncles, who would visit from Guyana bringing with them the sounds of blue
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