Pama International
Pama International is a Zambian band led by vocalist and songwriter Pamela Chisanga. Their music draws from soul and R&B, with songs like "About You" and...
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Pama International is a Zambian band led by vocalist and songwriter Pamela Chisanga. Their music draws from soul and R&B, with songs like "About You" and "Don't Live A Lie" showing their style. Chisanga grew up singing in church and local choirs, and the band's lineup has included musicians like Ben Mwila on guitar and Victor Kasolo on keyboards.
In 2015, their debut single "About You" gained attention in Zambia. The song's lyrics often touch on love and personal experiences. They've performed internationally and collaborated with artists such as Salma Sky and Yo Maps.
Chisanga has spoken openly about dealing with depression and anxiety. The band has faced some industry disputes, including a 2017 conflict with a music promoter over contract issues. Their work includes songs like "Learning To Love Again" and "Sunday Social."
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