Benumah is an interdisciplinary artist of Ghanaian descent brought up in Sydney, Australia. She has worked creatively between Sydney, Accra, and New York since 2012 granting her a unique sense of humour, aesthetic, keen observation and skills. Aside from performing, she has spent almost a decade choreographing and stage-managing over 15 productions for Ghana’s leading theatre company. She is driven by the concept of “challenging the single story” of Africa through continental Africans in diaspora and their experiences. She thinks and writes about the concept of Blackness, the constructs of race and how they shape a life, creating work that is entertaining, aesthetically pleasing and discussion prompting.

Boham likes to think of herself a storyteller who employs music, poetry and spoken word in delivering a message. Most of her work revolves around the themes of feminism, womanhood and social constructs. She is enthralled by knowledge and is always trying to gather more of it, especially in areas of comparative religion and history. She hopes to reach a point where her voice is influential enough to create the change that the world needs.

C Note is a songwriter, storyteller and rapper with an alternative delivery. She was drawn to the flute and drums in 2008 and developed an ear for music. She embraces individuality and describes herself as Art in human form. C Note is mostly inspired by the black community, women and daily struggles.

Quayba is a singer, songwriter and performer born and raised in Ghana. Having fallen in love with music at the tender age of four, she has gone on to pursue a career in music gradually garnering a devout following in the Ghanaian musicscape and even beyond. With a voice that is best described as beautiful, soulful and honest, she is bound to transport you to a place of love and life, themes that are very prominent in her music. Her sound is an eclectic mix of all things afro from highlife to Afrobeat and influences from pop, rock, funk and hip-hop but maintains a devoutedly soul-styled genre at the heart of all her music. She calls this cocktail of sounds Contemporary Highlife but a more precise description of Quayba’s style is Afrosoul.