Halima sees making music as a spiritual practice, a space to confront her inner self, learn, and let go. Since 2018, she's sharpened her cross-genre craft across a catalog of self-releases driven by melody, rhythm, and honesty "with subtle but unmistakable force," says VICE. Raised between Lagos and London, now based in Brooklyn, Halima draws from a tri-continental story that started as a student exploring the worlds of folk, jazz, and theatre and ever expands in the present.