Zekuhl
World music, Musical Artist
1970 –
Who is Zekuhl?
Atna Jean Emmanuel Njock, aka Zekuhl, is a singer, guitarist, percussionist and a songwriter of world music. He presents a Bolbo-Jazz style.
He was born in Quebec City in 1970 and raised in Cameroon. His initiation to Cameroonian and Bantu musical traditions, as well as those of the Baka Pygmies who lived near his village of Kaya, began at age four. He masters many Cameroonian musical styles, including the Assiko, the Bolbo, the Bikutsi, the Ndin, the Mangambeu, the Bol, the Makossa, the Mbalè, the Mpeya of the Baka Pygmies.
He is also a Master of the Nkuu also known as the African telephone, since it reproduces the sound of spoken language.
Arrived in Montreal in 1991, he became one of the forerunners of musical diversification in Quebec.
His lyrics are sung in Bàsàa, French and English.
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