Born and raised in South London, British-Caribbean singer-songwriter ADANNAY weaves stories of queer Black joy and resistance into bops to make you think, smile and dance. Layering their roots in Caribbean folk and Gospel music with soulful vocals, thick harmonies and an alt pop sound, ADANNAY’s songwriting is both nostalgic and fresh. Hailed as “a powerful and distinctive young voice on the music scene”, ADANNAY’s recent releases garnered accolades from EARMILK, Shado Magazine, Reprezent Radio, and BBC Introducing The South ADANNAY’s latest project reflects a period of self-exploration. Delving into their family history, the cultural legacies inherited from the Windrush generation, and the politics of being queer and Black in the UK today, ADANNAY’s music asks how our histories shape us, the stories we tell and the ways we interact with the world.