Sade Awele

Mar. 14

Sadé Awele, the Nigerian-born musical visionary in R&B and afro-pop / afro-soul, draws deeply from her heritage, to merge bold innovative sounds with influences from Stevie Wonder, Erykah Badu, Beyoncé, and Lauryn Hill. The 2020 AFAM Female Artist of the Year, Awele, named one of "Top 100 Black Women to Watch in 2023" by CIBWE, is a "rising soulstress" per Wonderland magazine.

Her talents extend to film, with "Intuition" gaining acclaim at festivals like Atlanta, Paris, and Toronto. The single reached #9 on Canadian online R&B radio charts. Awele's international presence solidified through a successful European tour, and she's preparing for a Canadian tour to launch her upcoming EP. Having shared stages with Juno winner Piere Kwenders and Grammy winner Christone "Kingfish" Ingram, Awele's performances include notable events like the NHL's Black History Month at Rogers Arena and the first-ever Monster Jam at Rogers Place, Edmonton.

Troy McNamara

A good idea with passionate individuals behind it is what gets me going!

With training and work experience in Marketing, Event Management and Architecture along with being an International Sailing Coach for the past ten years I have been afforded the opportunity to work alongside many inspiring individuals and groups.

With this experience I came to realise my passion and strengths are within creating and building relationships as well as realizing an idea or team's potential and helping them present that potential to prospective clients both visually and verbally.

I am always looking for a challenge and for the opportunity to help an individual or team bring an idea/dream to fruition!

Feel free to reach out for a chat.

http://www.creativeothers.co/

Sade Awele

Carsen Gray

Freeborn Soul