Biography: Lisa-Kaindé and Naomi Diaz formed Ibeyi in Paris, drawing on their diverse backgrounds—French, Cuban, and Yoruba cultural influences. Their music often centers themes of memory, family, love, and spirituality, expressed through lush arrangements, piano-led melodies, Yoruba chants, and soulful vocals. The sisters’ collaboration extends beyond singing; they write, produce, and shape their sound with a hands-on approach that keeps their artistry cohesive and personal.
Discography highlights:
- Spell 31 (2022, XL Recordings) features collaborations with Pa Salieu, Jorja Smith, and Berwyn; notable singles include "Made of Gold," "Sister 2 Sister," and "Lavender & Red Roses."
- Ash (2017, XL Recordings) earned widespread acclaim and was nominated for the IMPALA European Album of the Year in 2017, highlighting their growing international presence.
- Ibeyi (2015, XL Recordings) established their distinctive voice, blending Yoruba chants with soulful melodies and modern production.
Upcoming tour information: Ibeyi continues to connect with audiences around the world. A 2025 stop is scheduled at Le Centquatre in Paris on October 25–26, 2025. For fans planning a visit, we recommend securing seats early to experience the sisters’ intimate, immersive performance style.
Social media and official sites: stay updated via the sisters’ official channels and follow through the links for the latest news and tour announcements.
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