Chmba is a community organizer, singer-songwriter, DJ and producer-artist from Malawi. Her signature sound is African electronic, house, and cosmic alternative sounds, amid time-traveling synths, and African percussive rhythms. Proud and unafraid, Chmba draws from cultural roots and music ancestry acknowledging a pan-African sense of sonic motherhood. Chmba's raw talent and unapologetic style have caught the attention of the Queen of Pop herself, Madonna, who has had Chmba play her exclusive A-list celebrity parties, including the prestigious Oscars’ The Party in Beverly Hills, California.As Glamour Magazine's College Woman of the Year (2017) Chmba has rocked impressive stages across the globe, including the World Economic Forum in Davos, Women Deliver, Tumaini Festival, and LiFest. She's also opened for Grammy-winning artists like Angelique Kidjo, Nile Rodgers, Metro Boomin, and Laura Mvula.Chmba is more than just a talented artist - she's a dedicated activist. She is the founder of Tiwale, a community center in Malawi that supports women and gender minorities through music tech education and employment opportunities. She is the manager of We Are Family Foundation’s Youth To The Front Fund supporting under-30-year-old youth activists, youth-led organizations, and creative solutions that are at the forefront of fighting systemic racism, inequality, inequity, and injustice.Chmba’s work has earned her a spot on Forbes' Africa 30 Under 30 list, DJ Mag, BBC Radio, Apple Music's ISGUBHU Artist as well as recognition from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Kofi Annan Foundation and Global Citizen.