The Nigerian-born singer Nneka include known for the hit 'Heartbeat ', which was played churlish much on P3.

In the fall followed Nneka up on the success of the song 'Heartbeat ', and played to a well-attended concert at Lille Vega, where she fully proved that the hype around her was justified. It is not only the Danes who have discovered Nneka. British Sunday Times has hailed Nneka for his generation Lauryn Hill, and with large afro-hair, a blues 'a voice and an urge to shout up the world, it does not quite hit next. A tumultuous childhood in Nigeria and a later self-imposed exile in Hamburg is the starting point for Nnekas political lyrics, which include criticizes West's exploitation of Africa's natural resources. Her raw and energetic voice leading the way in a cosmopolitan mix of afrobeat, hip hop and reggae that has affected both mainstream audiences and critical music lovers. Nneka has so far released two albums, the most recent, "No Longer At Ease " (July 2008), was DRs Ole Jakobsen to require "plate will be one of the summer and autumn's most successful albums. " Now Nneka is back in Copenhagen, specifically in Rust, where she will give a concert in February and is set for a loving reunion or a new friendship with a singer / songwriter who believe in pop music social engagement. Saturday, February 21 at. 21 Admission: 130, - in presale / 150, - at the door Advance: Billetlugen and Gaffa Ticket . Source: Rust