Mulimba live at The Grace

Mulimba

Returning after a two-year hiatus to reset and make music, MULIMBA unveils his You, Forever EP, set for release in March 2026, marking his highly anticipated comeback.

The British-Zambian artist’s genre-blending career consistently delivers Hip Hop-inspired gospel beats and Daft Punk-style hooks, creating one of the most aggressively original soundscapes for his indie vocals to shine on. A true alternative artist, MULIMBA has spent his life curating and refining his sound. After being relentless in the studio over the past few years, he now has an arsenal of new material ready for release following the EP — including collaborations with Jelani Blackman (Gorillaz, Kneecap, Louis VI). Everything up to this point has been a process of research, experimentation, and development for these tracks.

To understand MULIMBA’s world, look at the company he keeps. He’s opened for Friendly Fires, Tom Walker, and Elderbrook, played festivals across Europe, and sold out headline shows at Old Blue Last, Camden Assembly, and most recently Paper Dress Vintage — all showcasing his rising potential and ambition.

With the first single from the EP earning radio play on BBC 6 Music and BBC Introducing London, and a series of bespoke festival appearances lined up this summer, MULIMBA continues to build momentum. His second single, “You, Forever,” landed on 20th October, just ahead of his first headline show in nearly three years at Paper Dress Vintage.

Next up is “Godspeed”, set for release in late January, leading into the full EP in spring 2026 — accompanied by a headline show at The Grace, Islington (London) on Wednesday, 16th September.

The Vision

The Vision (Harrison Pugh) blends all things dream pop and indie with the world of CCM. Residing in East London as a Worship leader, Harrison is on a mission to blur the lines between Christian
music with secular with the goal to introduce people to his faith with easy-listening melodies and production. His latest single ‘DREAMER.’ Is a bold introduction into the world of The Vision, referencing nostalgia and pulling at the heart strings of young and old to dream big again and to look out for the next generation. Although hailing from a small town in South Wales, The Vision brings a big sound that cries out for more deeper meaning and urges the listener to question the bigger picture.