After first bursting onto the scene with a series of underground releases, Famba signed with Sony Canada and began releasing a string of breakthrough singles that received massive radio support and crossover success. During lock-down however, like many others, Famba looked closely at what was most important to him and decided to make a change. “I got into making this music because of my love for clubs and festivals. I just realized that I wouldn’t be fulfilled until I started releasing music that would be played in those places.” We're two singles in since that revelation and Famba is again finding success and support. His latest collaboration, "Rush On Me" was released on Sonny Fodera's taste-maker label, Solotoko, and he's landed DJ support from the likes of Vintage Culture, Afrojack, Sigala, and more. With a full slate of new material ready to release in the coming months this is just the start for Famba who is looking forward to this new chapter of music. As he says, “Nothing I’ve made to date feels as good to me as the music I’m making now. I guess that’s what growing as an artist is all about.”