Tony Njoku is a British-Nigerian electronic music producer and singer-songwriter from North West London. 

Tony Njoku‘s self-penned and produced songs display a dynamic array of musical influences, ranging from beautiful, reposed and experimental electronica to somber piano balladry, and his work is often considered unique and deeply compelling  ‘…an abstract artwork that cannot be created or recreated by anyone other than Tony Njoku.’ 

This October at Kings Place Tony will debut a new live setup, with a full band ensemble (horns, drums, guitars, keys and more) to showcase new material from his upcoming releases. Expect an immersive audiovisual experience full of experimentation, abstraction and a myriad of emotional themes that endeavor to take the audience on a sonic and visual journey of self discovery.

‘It’s rare to come across an album that both genuinely experiments and retains the knack of pulling at you emotionally’ — Loud and Quiet, 9/10

Album Of The Year (no. 28): Quietus

One To Watch: The Guardian

About Aga Ujma:

Guest support on this show will be Aga Ujma, a Polish-born multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter and composer who mixes her classical music upbringing and folk influences from Poland with traditional music studies at the Indonesian Institute of the Arts in Surakarta, Central Java and SOAS University of London, sprinkled with an experimental approach in singing and creating her songs.

“Shaping up to be a wholly unique experience, placing her at the cutting edge of folk music in Britain” – The Line of Best Fit