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Imani
Imani formed in Oakland around 2000, with Kim Johnson, Shanice Wilson, Marian Mereba, and Amanda Anderson coming together. They built a sound that pulled from...
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Imani formed in Oakland around 2000, with Kim Johnson, Shanice Wilson, Marian Mereba, and Amanda Anderson coming together. They built a sound that pulled from R&B, jazz, and hip-hop, with harmonies that felt both soulful and grounded. Their song 'racecar' became a recognizable piece of their work.
Their lyrics often touched on identity and social themes, which gave their music a reflective quality. The group faced industry skepticism as a predominantly female band of color, but they kept recording and performing. Their debut album was called 'The Colour Purple.'
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