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Revision as of 11:35, 12 September 2016

James Sakala
James Sakala.jpg
Sakala at The Stanbic Jazz Festival in 2015
Background information
Born1983
Zimbabwe
GenresKalindula, Afro-jazz
Occupation(s)Musician, songwriter

James Sakala is a Zambian afro-jazz and Kalindula musician from Mkushi.

Early life

Sakala was born in Zimbabwe in 1983[1] and grew up in Mkushi in Zambia where he started expressing himself through music and drama at a very young age. He became more convinced of his passion for music when he learnt to sing "Namusonda" by P.K. Chishala."[2]

Career

Over the years, James Sakala has nurtured his skills by working as a producer, session guitarist, and singer/songwriter at local recording studios.[2] In 2005 he joined Bazibe Arts Theatre, a Mkushi based group, and he was made lead singer and dance director.

In 2006 he started singing as a backup singer for artists such as K’millian, Mampi, Ty2 and Ozzy.[1]

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