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Keita
Keita was a band with members Keziah Jones on vocals, Ishmael Cole on drums, and Rachel Nanyonjo providing harmonies. Their sound mixed traditional African...
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Keita was a band with members Keziah Jones on vocals, Ishmael Cole on drums, and Rachel Nanyonjo providing harmonies. Their sound mixed traditional African rhythms with contemporary pop, which made them hard to categorize early on. They released their debut album 'Echoes of the Nile' in 2005.
Their song 'Amor Ágape' became their most recognizable track. The lyrics about love and spirituality drew criticism from some religious groups who found them sacrilegious. They followed up with 'The Book of Love' in 2009 and 'One Love' in 2013, which included collaborations with musicians from different countries.
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