We are very excited to announce a show with the brilliant Sinkane at XOYO in Shoreditch on Tuesday 14 April after their sold out show at Oslo at the end of last year.

Slinky, heartfelt third from Sudanese funkmaster on City Slang in Europe and DFA Stateside. As musical director of ‘Atomic Bomb!’, the roving all-star show celebrating the songs of William Onyeabor, Sinkane’s Ahmed Gallab has been knee-deep in exuberant synth-funk. With ‘Mean Love’, however, the Brooklyn based Sudanese singer / multi instrumentalist delivers a more contemplative, intimate offering  that in its own heavy and soulful way is just as thrilling. Gallab draws on West Africa funk and the superfly vibe of 70s Motown for ‘Mean Love’s backbone, over which, in dreamy falsetto, he lays down the sweetest melodies, which give sultry cuts such as ‘Moonstruck’, ‘Hold Tight’ and ‘Yacha’ – each a tale flushed with romance – a curiously timeless quality.

We are very excited to announce a show with the brilliant Sinkane at XOYO in Shoreditch on Tuesday 14 April after their sold out show at Oslo at the end of last year.

Slinky, heartfelt third from Sudanese funkmaster on City Slang in Europe and DFA Stateside. As musical director of ‘Atomic Bomb!’, the roving all-star show celebrating the songs of William Onyeabor, Sinkane’s Ahmed Gallab has been knee-deep in exuberant synth-funk. With ‘Mean Love’, however, the Brooklyn based Sudanese singer / multi instrumentalist delivers a more contemplative, intimate offering  that in its own heavy and soulful way is just as thrilling. Gallab draws on West Africa funk and the superfly vibe of 70s Motown for ‘Mean Love’s backbone, over which, in dreamy falsetto, he lays down the sweetest melodies, which give sultry cuts such as ‘Moonstruck’, ‘Hold Tight’ and ‘Yacha’ – each a tale flushed with romance – a curiously timeless quality.

We are very excited to announce a show with the brilliant Sinkane at XOYO in Shoreditch on Tuesday 14 April after their sold out show at Oslo at the end of last year.

Slinky, heartfelt third from Sudanese funkmaster on City Slang in Europe and DFA Stateside. As musical director of ‘Atomic Bomb!’, the roving all-star show celebrating the songs of William Onyeabor, Sinkane’s Ahmed Gallab has been knee-deep in exuberant synth-funk. With ‘Mean Love’, however, the Brooklyn based Sudanese singer / multi instrumentalist delivers a more contemplative, intimate offering  that in its own heavy and soulful way is just as thrilling. Gallab draws on West Africa funk and the superfly vibe of 70s Motown for ‘Mean Love’s backbone, over which, in dreamy falsetto, he lays down the sweetest melodies, which give sultry cuts such as ‘Moonstruck’, ‘Hold Tight’ and ‘Yacha’ – each a tale flushed with romance – a curiously timeless quality.

We are very excited to announce a show with the brilliant Sinkane at XOYO in Shoreditch on Tuesday 14 April after their sold out show at Oslo at the end of last year.

Slinky, heartfelt third from Sudanese funkmaster on City Slang in Europe and DFA Stateside. As musical director of ‘Atomic Bomb!’, the roving all-star show celebrating the songs of William Onyeabor, Sinkane’s Ahmed Gallab has been knee-deep in exuberant synth-funk. With ‘Mean Love’, however, the Brooklyn based Sudanese singer / multi instrumentalist delivers a more contemplative, intimate offering  that in its own heavy and soulful way is just as thrilling. Gallab draws on West Africa funk and the superfly vibe of 70s Motown for ‘Mean Love’s backbone, over which, in dreamy falsetto, he lays down the sweetest melodies, which give sultry cuts such as ‘Moonstruck’, ‘Hold Tight’ and ‘Yacha’ – each a tale flushed with romance – a curiously timeless quality.

We are very excited to announce a show with the brilliant Sinkane at XOYO in Shoreditch on Tuesday 14 April after their sold out show at Oslo at the end of last year.

Slinky, heartfelt third from Sudanese funkmaster on City Slang in Europe and DFA Stateside. As musical director of ‘Atomic Bomb!’, the roving all-star show celebrating the songs of William Onyeabor, Sinkane’s Ahmed Gallab has been knee-deep in exuberant synth-funk. With ‘Mean Love’, however, the Brooklyn based Sudanese singer / multi instrumentalist delivers a more contemplative, intimate offering  that in its own heavy and soulful way is just as thrilling. Gallab draws on West Africa funk and the superfly vibe of 70s Motown for ‘Mean Love’s backbone, over which, in dreamy falsetto, he lays down the sweetest melodies, which give sultry cuts such as ‘Moonstruck’, ‘Hold Tight’ and ‘Yacha’ – each a tale flushed with romance – a curiously timeless quality.

We are very excited to announce a show with the brilliant Sinkane at XOYO in Shoreditch on Tuesday 14 April after their sold out show at Oslo at the end of last year.

Slinky, heartfelt third from Sudanese funkmaster on City Slang in Europe and DFA Stateside. As musical director of ‘Atomic Bomb!’, the roving all-star show celebrating the songs of William Onyeabor, Sinkane’s Ahmed Gallab has been knee-deep in exuberant synth-funk. With ‘Mean Love’, however, the Brooklyn based Sudanese singer / multi instrumentalist delivers a more contemplative, intimate offering  that in its own heavy and soulful way is just as thrilling. Gallab draws on West Africa funk and the superfly vibe of 70s Motown for ‘Mean Love’s backbone, over which, in dreamy falsetto, he lays down the sweetest melodies, which give sultry cuts such as ‘Moonstruck’, ‘Hold Tight’ and ‘Yacha’ – each a tale flushed with romance – a curiously timeless quality.

We are very excited to announce a show with the brilliant Sinkane at XOYO in Shoreditch on Tuesday 14 April after their sold out show at Oslo at the end of last year.

Slinky, heartfelt third from Sudanese funkmaster on City Slang in Europe and DFA Stateside. As musical director of ‘Atomic Bomb!’, the roving all-star show celebrating the songs of William Onyeabor, Sinkane’s Ahmed Gallab has been knee-deep in exuberant synth-funk. With ‘Mean Love’, however, the Brooklyn based Sudanese singer / multi instrumentalist delivers a more contemplative, intimate offering  that in its own heavy and soulful way is just as thrilling. Gallab draws on West Africa funk and the superfly vibe of 70s Motown for ‘Mean Love’s backbone, over which, in dreamy falsetto, he lays down the sweetest melodies, which give sultry cuts such as ‘Moonstruck’, ‘Hold Tight’ and ‘Yacha’ – each a tale flushed with romance – a curiously timeless quality.

We are very excited to announce a show with the brilliant Sinkane at XOYO in Shoreditch on Tuesday 14 April after their sold out show at Oslo at the end of last year.

Slinky, heartfelt third from Sudanese funkmaster on City Slang in Europe and DFA Stateside. As musical director of ‘Atomic Bomb!’, the roving all-star show celebrating the songs of William Onyeabor, Sinkane’s Ahmed Gallab has been knee-deep in exuberant synth-funk. With ‘Mean Love’, however, the Brooklyn based Sudanese singer / multi instrumentalist delivers a more contemplative, intimate offering  that in its own heavy and soulful way is just as thrilling. Gallab draws on West Africa funk and the superfly vibe of 70s Motown for ‘Mean Love’s backbone, over which, in dreamy falsetto, he lays down the sweetest melodies, which give sultry cuts such as ‘Moonstruck’, ‘Hold Tight’ and ‘Yacha’ – each a tale flushed with romance – a curiously timeless quality.

We are very excited to announce a show with the brilliant Sinkane at XOYO in Shoreditch on Tuesday 14 April after their sold out show at Oslo at the end of last year.

Slinky, heartfelt third from Sudanese funkmaster on City Slang in Europe and DFA Stateside. As musical director of ‘Atomic Bomb!’, the roving all-star show celebrating the songs of William Onyeabor, Sinkane’s Ahmed Gallab has been knee-deep in exuberant synth-funk. With ‘Mean Love’, however, the Brooklyn based Sudanese singer / multi instrumentalist delivers a more contemplative, intimate offering  that in its own heavy and soulful way is just as thrilling. Gallab draws on West Africa funk and the superfly vibe of 70s Motown for ‘Mean Love’s backbone, over which, in dreamy falsetto, he lays down the sweetest melodies, which give sultry cuts such as ‘Moonstruck’, ‘Hold Tight’ and ‘Yacha’ – each a tale flushed with romance – a curiously timeless quality.