Edith Katiji, professionally known as Edith WeUtonga, is a groundbreaking bassist, mbira player, singer, and songwriter from Zimbabwe. Leading her band, Utonga, she delivers an authentically Zimbabwean sound infused with Jiti, Chimurenga, Shona folk, and global music flavours like Rhumba, Reggae, Calypso, and Jazz. She has twice been nominated for and won the Best Female Musician at Zimbabwe’s premier NAMA Awards, as well as the Zimbabwe Music Awards. Beyond her musical talents, Edith has made significant strides in advocating globally for musicians’ rights and is a member of the One World Orchestra, delivering workshops for displaced communities seeking refuge in the UK.
Join us for an unforgettable evening with the award-winning Zimbabwean musician, actress, and trailblazing bassist, Edith WeUtonga. Renowned for her dynamic fusion of Afro-jazz and traditional Zimbabwean rhythms, Edith delivers soulful performances that resonate across cultures. As the first black woman to serve as Vice President of the International Federation of Musicians, her influence extends beyond the stage, championing musicians’ rights globally. Don’t miss this opportunity to witness Edith’s captivating artistry live in the intimacy of The Rose Hill.
🌟 We can’t wait to welcome you to The Rose Hill – whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering Edith WeUtonga for the first time, this evening promises connection, rhythm, and inspiration. Join us for a night that celebrates the power of music to move, unite, and uplift. See you there. 🎶🧞🌍