Kel-P

Bio

Kel-P (Udoma Peter Kelvin Amba) is a Grammy-winning Nigerian producer, songwriter and recording artist based in Lagos. He came to international prominence as the executive producer of Burna Boy's Grammy-nominated 'African Giant' (2019), including the hit 'Gbona', and continued on Burna Boy's Grammy-winning 'Twice as Tall' (2020). He won his first Grammy for Best Global Music Album as a co-producer on Angélique Kidjo's 'Mother Nature' (2021), and has since contributed to Janelle Monáe's Grammy-nominated 'The Age of Pleasure' (2023) and Davido's Grammy-nominated 'Timeless'. His production credits also include Wizkid, Rema and a long list of Afrobeats and alté names. In recent years Kel-P has stepped to the front of the booth, releasing his 'Bully Season' EP series (Vol.1 in 2022, Vol.2 'Pretty Girls Love Afrobeats' in 2024) and a steady stream of singles in 2025–2026 — including 'Sarafina' (March 2026) — that fuse afrobeats, alté and afro-r&b with a more melodic, vocal-led identity.

Créditos

• Kel-P·
• Murphy Cubic·
• Bun Xapa·
• Seyi Shay·
• Wande Coal·
• LADIPOE·
• Adekunle Gold·
• Osé·
• Richie Campbell·
• Blaqbonez

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