Latin Wave: Sachellys, JSCA, La Wawa live at Strongroom

Gotobeat is excited to team up Andes Collective to present LATIN WAVE at Strongroom on Friday, April 10, 2025.
Get in the wavelength of the Latin roots and London inspiration of RnB and Cumbia blend. Sachellys, the Colombian artist with a great voice, with her new single, will be performing as a headliner. JSCA and her braids will complement how her heritage has shaped her vision and creativity.
EARLY BIRDS NOW ON SALE
GENERAL ADMISSION NOT ON SALE
MORE on the door / 18+
Free for Gotobeat members. More info here.
8:30pm ---> Doors
-----> LALAWA
-----> JSCA
-----> SACHELLYS

plus DJ SET: DJABLÉS
SACHELLYS - Sachellys’ diverse background has led the singer/songwriter to create a style of music that is equally as unique as her soulful voice. Born in Colombia, but raised in London, UK, Sachellys has developed an eclectic taste in music due to her parent’s interest in Latin music and her siblings/community interest in modern genres such as R&B and hip-hop. Her sound and energy embodies the Salsa veterans she listened to growing up such as Celia Cruz and Grupo Niche as well as modern day influences such as Chris Brown and Alicia Keys, allowing Sachellys to organically forge her own, often bilingual blend. A natural talent, she is able to make commercial club records, whilst effortlessly switching gears to create timeless tunes.
Her last release Out Of Mind was recognised as one of the top songs of 2023 by CapitalXtra - and one of a few Spanish tracks to be aired on national UK radio - a great milestone for the Londoner. Her debut EP is set to release in 2025, combining R&B vocals, with the soul of Reggaeton and Afrobeats. Sachellys is bringing an authentic sound to the table no other artist can replicate and translate it into a solid fan base that continued to grow even further.
JSCA - JSCA is an Alternative Pop artist who uses her Colombian heritage and London upbringing to bridge the gap between western and Latin music by delving between English and Spanish, as well as seamlessly blending through genres like reggaetón, cumbia, ballads and more experimental sounds.

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