Kenza’s Music In Colors is a breathtaking body of work that lives up to its name — it’s an exploration of emotion painted through sound. Known for her emotive Afro-house and cinematic layering, Kenza curates a sonic palette that moves from radiant warmth to deep introspection. This album feels like a sunrise in sound — soft, luminous, and alive with texture.
Kenza and Simmy recently appeared on Bad At Love.
Each track breathes with African rhythm, ambient synths, and organic percussion, proving Kenza’s mastery of blending traditional house elements with modern emotional storytelling. Her production choices are meticulous — you can feel the care in the chord progressions, the depth in every bassline, and the space she allows for instruments and voices to breathe.
Across the project, Kenza collaborates with a diverse range of vocalists and instrumentalists, creating songs that reflect not just her versatility but her commitment to unity through sound. The album title, Music In Colors, is both literal and symbolic — each song feels like a hue in a greater emotional spectrum: joy, loss, hope, and freedom all coexisting in harmony.
ALBUM: Kenza – Music In Colors
ALBUM: Kenza – Music In Colors
Kenza, Claudio Wade & Azana – Calling (feat. Omi Kobi)
Kenza, Miči & Dey Uno – Foolish Young Heart
Kenza & Msaki – Distance
Kenza & Simmy – Bad At Love
Kenza & Jinger Stone – You & Me
Kenza & Jabulile Majola – Bamba Isandla Sam’
Kenza & NATASHA MD – Uyibonani
Kenza, Ami Faku & Msaki – Unozala (feat. Sun-EL Musician)
Kenza, Atmos Blaq & Citizen Deep – Afrika My Afrika (feat. Mpho.Wav)
Kenza & Amahle Gasa – Ingwe (feat. Citizen Deep)
Kenza & Essa Kay – Ungalele
Kenza & Heavy-K – Ungowami (feat. ilovelethu, Don De Guitarist & MeticsN)
Kenza – These Tears (feat. Jinger Stone)
Kenza & Section Five – Ukushona Kwelanga
Kenza & Mthunzi – Abasekho
