Now residing in South London after shaping her sound in Leeds, future soul singer/songwriter B-ahwe’s ability to tell intricately woven stories has begun to turn heads. With a focus on rich vocal arrangements, lush instrumentals and poetic lyricism, she’s been likened to a ‘trip-hop Kate Bush’

Her music has had industry-wide support from the Independent, Earmilk, Atwood Magazine, Gigwise and WordPlay Magazine, plus Jamz Supernova on BBC Radio 1Xtra, Tom Robinson on BBC Radio 6, Emily Pilbeam on BBC Introducing West Yorkshire, Gilles Peterson and Laani on Worldwide FM, and Tony Minvielle and China Moses on Jazz FM. She was also named as Jazz Revelations’ ‘Breakthrough Artist of 2020’.
Prior to embarking on a UK tour in Autumn 2019, B-ahwe appeared at Manchester Jazz Festival, World Island Festival and Tramlines, as well as supporting the likes of Yazmin Lacey, Noya Rao and Fatima. Since the release of 2nd EP ‘Motions’, she’s supported Nubiyan Twist as part of their ‘Freedom Fables’ release tour, as well as playing sold-out release shows at Hyde Park Book Club in Leeds, and The Old Queen’s Head in Islington.

Prior to embarking on a UK tour in Autumn 2019, B-ahwe appeared at Manchester Jazz Festival, World Island Festival and Tramlines, as well as supporting the likes of Yazmin Lacey, Noya Rao and Fatima. Since the release of 2nd EP ‘Motions’, she’s supported Nubiyan Twist as part of their ‘Freedom Fables’ release tour, as well as playing sold-out release shows at Hyde Park Book Club in Leeds, and The Old Queen’s Head in Islington.

In Spring 2022, she also performed headline shows in Birmingham, Leeds, London and Brighton, once again expanding her audience into new cities across the UK. This summer, she is set to perform at Lost Village Festival, as well as a Madame Jazz showcase at In Spring 2022, she also performed headline shows in Birmingham, Leeds, London and Brighton, once again expanding her audience into new cities across the UK. This summer, she is set to perform at Lost Village Festival, as well as a Madame Jazz showcase at The Hootenanny in London, featuring ‘Tru Thoughts’ Bryony Jarman-Pinto and Brownswood-backed Zoe’s Shanghai.