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Angell Mutoni Drops Bold New Single “Kare” Ahead of Debut Album
Rwandan rapper, singer, and songwriter Angell Mutoni is making waves with the release of her latest single, Kare (meaning Early), a striking blend of Afro-Hip Hop and Dancehall that serves as a bold prelude to her debut album. This new track not only highlights Angell’s artistic evolution but also showcases her unstoppable drive and unshakeable confidence.
In Kare, Angell celebrates the grind and hustle that often goes unnoticed, emphasizing the importance of owning every moment of the journey. Speaking about the track, she explains, “I wrote Kare as a celebration of the hustle and the grind that goes unnoticed. It’s not just about where you are now, but about owning every moment and being unapologetically confident in your journey. It’s a song for everyone who’s put in the work, who’s had to rise early and show up even when the odds were against them. It’s about showing the world what you’ve got.”
The song’s infectious energy makes it versatile, flowing effortlessly from the club to the office, and carries a message of persistence and self-assurance that resonates deeply with listeners across Africa and beyond. Through her signature lyrical prowess and seamless genre fusion, Angell invites fans to experience the triumphs and challenges of her grind. The release of Kare is further amplified by a visually captivating music video, which captures Angell’s unapologetic style and unique artistic vision.
As one of Rwanda’s leading musical talents, Angell Mutoni has consistently pushed boundaries since her debut in 2014. Known for her ability to blend Afro-Hip Hop, Soul, and Pop, she has built a reputation as one of East Africa’s most exciting rappers. Born and raised in Kigali, her musical journey has been nothing short of meteoric, with multiple successful mixtapes and EPs under her belt. Her work has earned her nominations for the prestigious RFI Prix Découvertes and an African Music Academy Award in the Songwriter category.
Angell’s performances on some of East Africa’s most prominent stages, including Blankets & Wine, Kigali Up, Amani Festival, and Bayimba Festival, have solidified her status as a force to reckon with in the music industry. With Kare, she cements her position as one of East Africa’s baddest rappers, proving that she is not only here to stay but poised to take over the global music scene.
Angell Mutoni’s rise is a testament to her resilience, talent, and relentless drive, and with her debut album on the horizon, she continues to redefine what it means to be a trailblazer in African music.