Kaya Fyah was born and raised in North London, Enfield. Since the young age of 14, she has performed on stages such as Outlook festival, Love saves the day, Boomtown, Printworks and more. As well as performing alongside many legendary artists she has become a familiar face in the Congo Natty family. Mostly known for her involvement in the jungle scene though not tied down by any one genre,her sound can often be influenced by elements of rock & indie music. She has a big story to be told through her lyrics which can be heard in her first releases under her original name Toni-Kaya. The tracks are called “Jungle Woman and Don’t Let It Go” but she has taken back her stage name to truly own it this time. Ready to bring the FYAH.

Sam Anglo   Open Format Dj & Producer   Born in a small Sussex village to a Hippy parent in 1980, gave me a unique start in life, to say the least. Times were hard at some points, but the music was always booming out of the hazy smoked-filled lounge. The people were always interesting, along with spending a week in the summer holidays at Glastonbury Festival every year all added to the eclectic mix of culture, sounds, and freedom to grow and develop my character. There was always vinyl on the record player at home and I was taught at a young age the importance of looking after your sound and respecting the art that went into the process and the artwork that enveloped it to protect the precious music inside. I can’t be more grateful for the music I was brought up on and the cultural journey that it lead me to take as an artist. By 1992 […]

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