Selma Uamusse; The Voice of Mozambique, sings her world, and within her, there’s a universe. A versatile powerhouse with a magnetic stage presence, Selma has captivated audiences across genres—from rock with WrayGunn, to afrobeat with Cacique'97, and the soulful sounds of gospel, jazz, and tributes to legends like Nina Simone and Miriam Makeba. Her vocal brilliance and dynamic performances have left lasting impressions on stages in Berlin and Paris, winning over both professionals and fans alike.
Selma’s debut album, Mati (2018), is a bold fusion of Mozambican traditions and European electronic energy. It’s a sonic journey where timbilas (Mozambican balafon) dance with synthesizers, a seamless blend of African rhythms, psychedelic electronics, and rock influences. Produced by Jori Collignon, Mati embodies Selma’s exploration of her Africanness—an emotional and spiritual voyage that resonates deeply with every note.
Her second album, Liwoningo (2020), meaning "light" in Chope, shines even brighter. Produced by Grammy-winning Guilherme Kastrup, Liwoningo is a rich tapestry of Mozambique’s African heritage, woven with global influences ranging from folk to rock, Afrobeat to experimental sounds. With collaborations from the acclaimed Bixiga 70 and renowned artists from Mozambique, Brazil, and The Gambia, Selma takes listeners on a vibrant, rhythmic ride, always grounded in the power of African languages and sounds.
On stage, Selma Uamusse is a force of nature. Her performances are electric, her voice soulful and profound, her energy contagious. She doesn’t just sing—she connects, with every note and word touching the hearts of her audience. From selling out preview concerts to stunning crowds in international showcases, Selma is a voice you don’t want to miss. A voice that unites worlds, transcends genres, and shines with the light of her roots and her vision.