Sons of Kemet, a British jazz collective, was established in London in 2011 by saxophonist Shabaka Hutchings. The ensemble is renowned for its innovative sound, which merges jazz with Caribbean and African musical influences, producing a lively and spirited style that has resonated with audiences around the globe. Their first album, "Burn," released in 2013, garnered significant critical acclaim and marked the band's entry into the international jazz arena. Following this success, Sons of Kemet have released several additional albums, such as "Lest We Forget What We Came Here to Do" and "Your Queen Is a Reptile," which have reinforced their status as one of the most inventive and dynamic jazz groups of the present era. With their compelling rhythms, engaging melodies, and thought-provoking lyrics, Sons of Kemet are expanding the horizons of jazz music and inspiring a new generation of artists to explore the genre's possibilities. Their electrifying live shows have cultivated a dedicated following and solidified their reputation as trailblazing innovators in the jazz music scene.
