futuretense: Tony Njoku

24 Jan 2020 Approximate run time: 60 mins

Dubbed ‘one to watch’ by The Guardian, Lagos-born producer and songwriter Tony Njoku creates delicate, danceable music.

At 24, he combines his emotive vocals and electronic mastery to make even the briefest pop song an evocative audio adventure.

His new album, released in October this year, brings together the emotional and experimental like a fusion of Sampha and Aphex Twin.

Performing solo, he has played across Europe and appeared at Simple Things, Sonic City and Gilles Peterson’s We Out Here.

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