Ivor Novello Rising Star nominee Amahla emerged as a standout voice in British music in 2020, earning critical acclaim and mentorship from legendary producer Nile Rodgers, CHIC, who describes her artistic growth as "incredible to watch". Rooted in jazz, Amahla's voice moves effortlessly through R&B, pop, folk, soul, and dance - a musical range that echoes iconic solo female vocalists of the past

Raised in a Guyanese household in East London, Amahla's upbringing was rich in literature, music, and community. Alongside developing her craft her early twenties focused on her Anthropology degree and activism. Including coordinating food drives during the pandemic, caring responsibilities, and launching social justice campaigns.

Amahla's life experiences and songwriting ability give her songs unique power and relatability. Earmilk magazine calls her "one of the most authentic voices of her generation."

Over the past few years, Amahla has sold out ten consecutive headline shows and played to over 10,000 people at venues like Royal Albert Hall, Roundhouse, and Glastonbury Festival.

In January 2024, Amahla released 'Enough: The Collection,' featuring the viral protest ballad 'Enough,' recorded in English, French, and Spanish. ‘Enough’ in English and French became a viral sensation on TikTok, garnering over 20 million views across social media, and was embraced by fans worldwide as an anthem for racial justice and collective grief, representing a generational fight for equality.

In the last year, Amahla has embarked on her debut UK tour, followed by her European, North American, and South American debuts and a sold-out headline show at the Royal Albert Hall's Elgar Room. Amahla also completed a 20-minute performance film and live EP. commissioned by The Royal Albert Hall.

Her latest single, 'Money,' produced by Stormzy collaborator PRGRSHN, pushes her sound forward, fusing her jazz vocals over hip-hop-driven production and the lead single of her compilation ‘Ooooh Honey!’

In an era often criticised for lacking substance, Amahla carries the torch of iconic Black vocalists who write profoundly about their relationship with the world. An important cultural voice who resonates deeply with audiences, offering music that is both timeless and urgent.

Amahla is signed for publishing with Tim & Danny via Warner Chappell, the team behind Sam Smith, Charli XCX, and Emeli Sande.

Amahla is currently writing her debut album.