Niwel Tsumbu
Niwel Tsumbu

Niwel Tsumbu

IRLAfrican, Mbalax
300 monthly listeners
  • 938 followers
  • 3.1K subscribers
  • 160.9K followers
  • 17.8K followers
  • 87 followers

Niwel Tsumbu's Top Spotify Songs

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Artist Name
Tears of Joy
45 streams
2
Artist Name
Tears of Joy (solo) - Guitar solo
35 streams
3
Artist Name
Molopwe
29 streams
4
Artist Name
Ba bosana
25 streams
5
Artist Name
Words of Wisdom
17 streams
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Halley's Comet

Niwel Tsumbu
17
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Kanzenzenze

Niwel Tsumbu

Niwel Tsumbu's YouTube Videos

361K
Views
Niwel Tsumbu - Tears of Joy/Demo
Youtube
361K views
Aug 30, 2017
36.1K
Views

Niwel Tsumbu-Kanzenzenze

Niwel Tsumbu

Niwel Tsumbu-Kanzenzenze
Youtube
36.1K views
Jul 01, 2022
14.3K
Views

Niwel Tsumbu- Mindule

Niwel Tsumbu

Niwel Tsumbu- Mindule
Youtube
14.3K views
Dec 27, 2020

Niwel Tsumbu's Chart Ranks

Past 12 Months

Events3 Events

Jan
24-28
TradFest Temple Bar
Ireland
IRL
, DublinN/A N/A
Past
Jan-Feb
18-04
Celtic Connections
United Kingdom
GBR
, GlasgowN/A N/A
Past
Jul
27-30
KnockanStockan
Ireland
IRL
, NaasN/A N/A
Past

Niwel Tsumbu's Past Events3 Events

  • TradFest Temple Bar festival

    Allison Russell, Julie Fowlis, Janis Ian, Eric Bibb, Mary Black, Katherine Priddy, Lúnasa, Altan, Alison Brown, Carlos Núñez, KAIA KATER, Frances Black, Brian Kennedy, Niwel Tsumbu, Aoife Scott, Kíla, Eileen Ivers, Cinder Well, Niamh Bury, Brigid Mae Power, Lumiere, Freddie White, Farah Elle, Michelle Mulcahy, Aisling Lyons, Laoise Kelly, David Howley, Niamh Farrell, Neil Martin, Bríd Harper
    IRL, Dublin
    Small
  • Celtic Connections festival

    Angelique Kidjo, Bruce Hornsby, Fatoumata Diawara, Tommy Emmanuel, Allison Russell, Billy Bragg, Margo Price, Sarah Jarosz, Molly Tuttle, DakhaBrakha, Julie Fowlis, Blanco White, The Wood Brothers, Aoife O'Donovan, Sierra Hull, The Milk Carton Kids, Chris Thile, Nati Dreddd, John Craigie, Jerry Douglas, This Is The Kit, Lankum, Béla Fleck, Carlene Carter, Drew Holcomb, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Darlingside, Lambchop, Skerryvore, Israel Nash, Talisk, Lindsay Lou, Skipinnish, Dougie MacLean, Brothertiger, Kate Rusby, King Creosote, Katherine Priddy, Gnoss, Edgar Meyer, Daoiri Farrell, Siobhan Miller, Alan Stivell, Jesca Hoop, Norman Blake, Alison Brown, Joshua Burnside, Jembaa Groove, Buffalo Nichols, Seth Lakeman, Eddi Reader, Sam Amidon, Carlos Núñez, Les Amazones d'Afrique, KAIA KATER, Good Lovelies, Jeffrey Martin, Teddy Thompson, Calum Stewart, Ashley Campbell, Pete Josef, Michael Cleveland, Kelsey Waldon, Karine Polwart, Scottish Chamber Orchestra, Rachel Sermanni, Bryan Sutton, Valtos, Duncan Chisholm, Scott Matthews, Thea Gilmore, Rura, Niwel Tsumbu, Breabach, Hannah Peel, Bernard Butler, Steve Mason, John Francis Flynn, Michael McGoldrick, Paul Buchanan, The Breath, Dustbowl Revival, Hamish Hawk, Becky Sikasa, Outliers, Project Smok, The Olllam, Michael & Michelle, Cherish The Ladies, Blazin' Fiddles, Ross Ainslie, Sam Brookes, Scottish Ensemble, Kathryn Tickell, Andrew Wasylyk, Ross Wilson, The Outside Track, The Henry Girls, Kathryn Joseph, Adwaith, Brighde Chaimbeul, Daimh, Éamon Doorley, Justin Currie, Kim Carnie, John Doyle, Carel Kraayenhof, Ailie Robertson, Väsen, Niall McCabe, Gary Innes, FARA, Junior Brother, Archie Fisher, Natalie Haas, Goitse, Lily Lyons, Dirk Powell, The Laurettes, Chris Difford, Rosie H Sullivan, Mec Lir, Josienne Clarke, Roddy Woomble, Genticorum, Ron Block, Clive Carroll, John McCusker, Rumba de Bodas, Phil Cunningham, Ali Levack, An Dannsa Dub, Elaine Howley, Kinnaris Quintet, Nancy Kerr, Dallahan, Aly Bain, Boo Hewerdine, Tim Edey, Hannah Rarity, Robin Adams, Niall McNamee, Hamish Napier, Tragedy Ann, Emma Pollock, The Langan Band, Anna Massie, Damien O'Kane, Findlay Napier, Colonel Mustard & The Dijon 5, The Black Feathers, Nuala Kennedy, Tom Bright, Joy Dunlop, Maeve Gilchrist, Sarah Jane Scouten, The Willows, Session A9, Maxwell Quartet, The Nordic Fiddler's Bloc, Iona Lane, Jamie MacDonald, Adam Sutherland, brownbear, Eyes Of Others, Josie Duncan, Steph Geremia, Frankie Archer, RANT, HEISK, Zervas & Pepper, Carola Ortiz, Su-a Lee, Lomond Campbell, Mark Schatz, Gordie Tentrees, Stundom, Catriona McKay, Ceitidh Mac, Robbie Cavanagh, Ali Hutton, The Friel Sisters, Rachel Hair, Grainne Holland, Amy Laurenson, Tom Wright, Beòlach, Sarabeth Tucek, Allison de Groot & Tatiana Hargreaves, Alice Allen, Basset, Mairearad Green, Nick Harper, Gillebrìde Macmillan, Amy Papiransky, Low Lily, Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh, MF Tomlinson, Ruth Lyon, Annie Ebrel, NoGood Boyo, Jenna Reid, Beth Malcolm, Siiga, Midnight Ambulance, Lavinia BlackwAll, Ewen Henderson, BAHOOKIE, VanIves, Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas, Donald Shaw, Cathy Jordan, The Magpie Arc, Andrew Broder, Patsy Reid, Gatehouse, The John Martyn Project, Stereo Naked, Daniel Kimbro, Pedair, Niall Vallely, Willie Campbell, Chloe Matharu, Megan Henderson, Tracyanne Campbell, Elizabeth Davidson-Blythe, Ciaran Ryan, Ruth Keggin, Martin Green, Fraser Fifield, Ronan Le Bars Group, Juliette Lemoine, Gilles Le Bigot, Mischa Macpherson, Fiona Hunter, Tara Breen, The Wynntown Marshals, Liz Knowles, Rory Matheson, Julie Alapnes, Gavin Marwick, Harley Kimbro Lewis, Campbell/Jensen, Jean-Michel Veillon, TRIP, Westward the Light, Dónal O'Connor, Maggie MacInnes, Erlend Viken Trio, Ingrid Henderson, The Countess Of Fife, Linda Buckley, Katie Macfarlane, lauren collier, Blue Giant Orkestar, Alain Genty, Tom Oakes, Rain Of Animals, Lucie Hendry, Sean Gray, Chris Amer, Colin Steele, Iain MacFarlane, Rose Room, Nicole Cassandra Smit, Tarran, Dave Milligan, Mairi McGillivray, Kristan Harvey, Blythe Pepino, Martin Tourish, Sarah Hayes, WILD CHILD, Angrusori, Liza Mulholland, Jaxon Haldane, Alexander Aga Røynstrand, Acolyte, Dopey Monkey, Mark Radcliffe, Ella Munro, Kaela Rowan, Raymond MacDonald, Duncan Lyall
    GBR, Glasgow
    Medium
  • KnockanStockan festival

    The Murder Capital, The Scratch, Pillow Queens, Just Mustard, Anna Mieke, Niwel Tsumbu, Ailbhe Reddy, The Olllam, Jyellowl, STUFF., Electric Octopus, Akora, Broken Brass, Junior Brother, CHEWIE, Cathy Davey, Elephant, The Ocelots, Æ MAK, Bicurious, Farah, Vernon Jane, MOXIE, Robert John Ardiff, Leila Jane, Ireland, Thumper, Bitch Falcon, Bantum, NEOMADiC, The Hot Sprockets, Super Silly, Jinx Lennon, Why Axis, Post Punk Podge & the Technohippies, Search Party Animal, The Wood Burning Savages, Vulpynes, Orchid Collective, Mutefish, Shakalak, Shunya, Planet Parade, MUNKY, Sister Ghost, Third Smoke, Ben Bix, Ross Breen, MEGACONE, Naive Ted, St. Bishop, Slouch, Culture Vultures, This Place Hell, Dunny, Waldorf & Cannon, Haokah, Ailie., Haiku, PointBreak, Shrug Life, This Fresh Hell
    IRL, Naas
    Small

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Niwel Tsumbu's Beatport Songs

1
Artist Name
Kongo feat. Niwel Tsumbu (Original Mix)
Released on Apr 13, 2015

More about Niwel Tsumbu

Overview of Mbalax musician Niwel Tsumbu

Niwel Tsumbu, a talented musician from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, is a master of African music, particularly the exciting Mbalax subgenre. Tsumbu has enthralled audiences all around the world with his spectacular concerts and soul-stirring tunes thanks to his extraordinary talent and passion for music.

Tsumbu, who was born and reared in the Congo, started playing music at a young age. He gained a great understanding of the rhythmic and melodic intricacies that characterize African music as a result of being immersed in the rich cultural traditions of his own country. Tsumbu creates a distinctive and alluring sound by skillfully fusing traditional African rhythms with contemporary influences and drawing inspiration from his Congolese heritage.

Tsumbu's area of specialization is the thrilling Senegalese Mbalax subgenre. Mbalax is a musical style that calls for both technical proficiency and emotional depth and is distinguished by its contagious rhythms and vivacious percussion. Tsumbu's command of the style is demonstrated by his seamless ability to combine complex guitar riffs with throbbing rhythms to create a sound environment that brings listeners to the heart of Africa.

Niwel Tsumbu continues to push the boundaries of African music with his unmatched brilliance and limitless originality. He captivates audiences with his heartfelt performances and leaves a lasting impression on everyone who has the opportunity to hear his music.

What are the most popular songs for Mbalax musician Niwel Tsumbu?

The Congolese Mbalax artist Niwel Tsumbu has mesmerized audiences with his distinctive style and passionate vocals. Among his best songs, "Tears of Joy" stands out as a sentimental song that makes you want to cry. The song demonstrates Tsumbu's remarkable guitar abilities and his capacity to elicit strong feelings from listeners. Another standout tune is "Mysterious Woman," which captivates listeners with its entrancing and enigmatic feel and transports them into a world of musical fascination.

Tsumbu has a wide range of songs in his repertoire in addition to these noteworthy ones, such as "Molopwe," "Ba bosana," and "Words of Wisdom." Each of these songs demonstrates Tsumbu's musical range as he deftly combines modern elements with traditional African rhythms to produce a fusion that is entirely his own. Other songs like "Afrika Eh! Part 1" and "Kongo" demonstrate Tsumbu's talent for bringing a strong feeling of African identity and pride to his music.

The song "Mwana Moyi" by Tsumbu, which features his evocative vocals and skillful guitar playing, is another one that merits praise. With its contagious rhythms and uplifting melodies, this song perfectly encapsulates the spirit of African music. Tsumbu's music strikes a deep chord with listeners, bridging cultural divides and fostering a sense of community through the power of song.

The music of Niwel Tsumbu is evidence of his artistic ability and commitment to making music that stirs the soul. His best songs, such as "Tears of Joy," "Mysterious Woman," and "Mwana Moyi," highlight his talent for creating enthralling melodies and stirring a variety of emotions. Tsumbu has made a name for himself in the Mbalax music scene with a wide-ranging repertoire that combines African traditions with modern elements.

What are the latest songs and music albums for Mbalax musician Niwel Tsumbu?

The Congolese musician Niwel Tsumbu has put out a number of notable albums and songs in the African Mbalax music style. His most recent album, "The Art of the Duo (2021)," displays his extraordinary musical talent and spirit of cooperation. Tsumbu explores the rich musical traditions of Africa with a fusion of energetic rhythms and lyrical melodies, attracting listeners with his unique style.

"Kanzenzenze (2022)" stands out among Tsumbu's most recent hits as an example of his creative prowess. The song displays his deft guitar work as well as his talent for fusing modern components with traditional African rhythms. The singles "Tears Of Joy (2020)" and "Mwana Moyi (2019)" are also notable because they demonstrate Tsumbu's capacity to evoke strong emotions in his listeners through his music.

Tsumbu has continually shown throughout his career how committed he is to safeguarding and honoring African musical traditions. His CDs, such as "Songs of the Nations (2009)" and "Uh! e za Nzela Molayi (2006)," bear witness to his dedication to exposing the variety and magnificence of African music. Tsumbu creates a captivating listening experience by fusing many musical genres and influences in each album, taking listeners on a trip through various musical landscapes.

The most recent songs and music albums by Niwel Tsumbu are evidence of his skill as an African Mbalax artist. He keeps expanding the limits of African music with his alluring melodies and deft guitar work, giving his listeners a singular and energizing viewpoint. Tsumbu continues to establish himself as a wonderful musician with each new release, adding to the thriving and diversified music scene in Congo (Democratic) and elsewhere.

Which are the most important music performances and festival appearances for Mbalax musician Niwel Tsumbu?

The Congolese artist Niwel Tsumbu, well known for his Mbalax music, has performed on numerous stages and festivals over the course of his career. His performances at the KnockanStockan festival, where he displayed his distinctive fusion of current music and African rhythms, are among his most famous ones.

At KnockanStockan, Tsumbu gave one of his most memorable performances, captivating the crowd with his upbeat stage presence and passionate guitar songs. He created an immersive experience with his music that cut over cultural boundaries and made a lasting impression on everyone who experienced it. It was very amazing how Tsumbu was able to slickly combine traditional African music with contemporary elements.

Tsumbu has showcased his musical abilities outside of KnockanStockan at a number of different locations and festivals. Although the specifics may change, his capacity to engage audiences never changes. Tsumbu's music has the ability to take listeners to a another world, eliciting emotions and encouraging a sense of unity, whether it's a tiny, intimate setting or a huge festival.

Overall, Niwel Tsumbu's appearances at events and festivals like KnockanStockan have enhanced his standing as a gifted and adaptable artist. He stands out in the music industry for his ability to combine modern elements with traditional African music. Tsumbu is a standout performer in the Mbalax music industry thanks to his compelling stage presence and distinctive voice, which continue to captivate audiences everywhere.

Which are the most important collaborations with other musicians for Mbalax musician Niwel Tsumbu?

The Congolese Mbalax musician Niwel Tsumbu has worked with a number of well-known musicians over the course of his career. His most significant musical partnerships were "Words of Wisdom" with Cora Venus Lunny and "Kongo" with Will Kinsella.

In "Words of Wisdom," Niwel Tsumbu teams up with skilled musician Cora Venus Lunny, who is renowned for her prowess on the cora instrument. Tsumbu and Lunny's musical partnership combines their disparate musical tastes to create a mesmerizing mbalax and cora soundscape. The song demonstrates Tsumbu's talent for fusing modern components with traditional African rhythms to produce a captivating piece that stands out in the world music arena.

The song "Kongo" with Will Kinsella is an important contribution to Niwel Tsumbu's career. Due to his exploration of various musical inspirations and genres, this partnership demonstrates Tsumbu's versatility as an artist. The track gains a dynamic and energizing feel with Kinsella's contribution, fusing Mbalax themes with electronic and experimental sounds. By pushing the bounds of traditional African music, the cooperation demonstrates Tsumbu's openness to innovation and the development of his artistic expression.

These collaborations demonstrate Niwel Tsumbu's capacity to work with musicians from many backgrounds and genres, even though they only represent a small portion of his lengthy musical career. Tsumbu continues to demonstrate his talent and make contributions to the constantly changing African music scene with these collaborations.